Helpful Posts: I shot this with my new Nikon D500 in as much to test out the reports of higher than normal ISO shooting with decent results. This was shot at ISO 3200 in a deep forested area in dismal, overcast light. I think the reports are pretty accurate though I've noticed at longer distances the images tend to get a bit softer.
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Thread: Portrait of an Eight-Point Buck
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28th January 2017, 07:40 PM #1
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Portrait of an Eight-Point Buck
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28th January 2017, 08:06 PM #2
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Re: Portrait of an Eight-Point Buck
Nicely captured.
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28th January 2017, 08:40 PM #3
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Re: Portrait of an Eight-Point Buck
Great full frame of the head.
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28th January 2017, 08:44 PM #4
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Re: Portrait of an Eight-Point Buck
Nice result.
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28th January 2017, 11:57 PM #5
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Re: Portrait of an Eight-Point Buck
Fantastic image, love it.
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29th January 2017, 12:03 AM #6
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Re: Portrait of an Eight-Point Buck
Not too shabby at ISO3200. Nice detail around the nose and eyes. I've been getting mixed results at high ISO with the D500. But I'm liking it more every day.
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29th January 2017, 02:19 AM #7
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Re: Portrait of an Eight-Point Buck
Lovely
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30th January 2017, 06:14 PM #8
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Re: Portrait of an Eight-Point Buck
Very nice
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