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Roisin Laskin - October 7, 2010 - 10:09 pm

Hello – your photography is amazing. The cloud front images are mind blowing. I live in MN. I’ve been really struggling with sports photography (just for fun …capturing the memories of my kids & their teams). Hence searching sites for information etc…ran across your site.

I am a total novice but take every chance I can to improve my skills. Had a D90 and shoot sports w/ 80-200 f/2.8. Don’t really get the reach I feel I need. Anyway….here is my question as it looks like you’ve owned a D90. If I was to upgrade the body…would I see a noticable difference in picture “clarity”, metering and faster focusing if I went to a D700. I have no intentions other than just getting a better picture.

I have a ton to learn and believe some of the things that frustrate me have to do with lack of experience. Any books/ classes you might recommend would be appreciated.

Regards – Roisin Laskin

David - October 7, 2010 - 10:47 pm

Yes! Improved picture quality at any ISO above 200, the ability to use higher ISOs to get faster shutter speeds, and pro-level auto focus are all benefits of upgrading to a D700. Keep in mind that you’ll loose 1/3rd of your “reach” with a full frame camera body like the D700.

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