D2x at Zion

JC · Mar 7, 2005

Here are a few quickly processed shots from today. The up-canyon view was not cropped, the sunrise cropped only at the top and bottom, and the bridge shot was cropped only to straighten it. :? (But sorry, Frank, no magic. It was still a great day.)

I can't wait until spring when the canyon gets more colorful.

Joel

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MontyDog · Mar 7, 2005

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Flew · Mar 7, 2005

Joel,

These look pretty colorful now.... 8)

Nice shots.

Frank

DavidM · Mar 7, 2005

JC -

That's a beautiful place, and I'm sure there's always good scenic opportunities any time of year. I'm also sure you'll be back in the spring...

Would you mind posting a larger version of the third pic? I would love to see some of the detail!

JC · Mar 7, 2005

OK, David, this one's for you. (I hope it doesn't offend anyone else by its size.)

Joel

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DavidM · Mar 7, 2005

Thanks Joel -

Clicking a couple times gets back to the original image (once to pull up a separate window, then again to get past IE's "shrink").

I am officially drooling now...

JC · Mar 7, 2005

Frank,

I noticed that it was resized and had a dotted-line border. I usually just post 800 across.

David,

Yes, the detail is impressive. I'll see if I can dig up my WinZip registration and send you the NEF. (I'm on a new computer and have to reload all that stuff.)

One thing the D2x has shown me is that I may have to invest in new and better lenses. This shot was taken with the 24-120 VR at 38mm. The lens gets better as it gets longer. I've gotten a Sigma 18-50 f/2.8 recently, because the cost of the D2x put me off the Nikon 17-55. The Sigma is actually quite nice. The sunrise was taken with it, and I expect the canyon view would have been a bit better with it, as well.

Regards,

Joel

DavidM · Mar 7, 2005

JC -

Thanks! I'd love to see it.