D500 Images, post them here, a companion to ....

[kilofoxtrott]

#1 is atunning.

Great pictures
Klaus

 

[ijm5012]

All images taken with the 300mm f/2.8 VR.

It's very easy to fall in to the trap of wanting to "upgrade" from APS-C to FF, but for shooting sports/action, especially in good light, I really don't know what FF would offer me over the D500. It's such a good camera IMO.

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Formula Atlantics - 04 by Ian Menego, on Flickr

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Formula Atlantics - 24 by Ian Menego, on Flickr

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Formula Atlantics - 23 by Ian Menego, on Flickr

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Formula Atlantics - 37 by Ian Menego, on Flickr

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Formula Atlantics - 35 by Ian Menego, on Flickr

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Formula Atlantics - 36 by Ian Menego, on Flickr

 

[eric d.]

Great Pictures of these Monoposti

 

[ijm5012]

Morning warm up in the fog. D500 + 300mm f/2.8 VR

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F2000 - 05 by Ian Menego, on Flickr

 

[nuclearjock]

Fill up and drain the potties.

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[Deleted member 13260]

Too much detail.

 

[nuclearjock]

D500, 300mm f/2.8 with 1.4 tc
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Nice shot Rick. Is it taken with the D500 or D850? Exif says D850.

 

[rick_reno]

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I misread it here, I can try and delete it. Here’s one with D500.

 

[Beagledog]

View attachment 1621894 I misread it here, I can try and delete it. Here’s one with D500.

Rick, Nice shot of a woodpecker with the D500, the camera really rocks! The red winged blackbird shot with the d850 is a winner too, please post it in the d850 thread...

Cheers,
alexis and Georgie Beagle

"in the hands of a master either camera sings" - Georgie Beagle

 

[McQ]

I posted these in the Bird forum but thought I'd post here, because I just love what the D500 is capable of.

D500 and 200 - 500mm lens for both. Click to zoom.

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[Cabin]

I posted these in the Bird forum but thought I'd post here, because I just love what the D500 is capable of.

D500 and 200 - 500mm lens for both. Click to zoom.

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Wonderful photos Glenn !!!!!

Cabin

 

[...Daniel...]

A swan (Cygnus cygnus) putting on a display to scare away a couple of swans of the species Cygnus olor. The newcomers decided to go elsewhere...

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[Palouse]

Lovely high-key shot Daniel. Great action too.

 

[McQ]

Wonderful photos Glenn !!!!!

Cabin

Thanks, Rob!

 

[ijm5012]

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[oldbaldy]

Just back to the black side after trying lighter weight systems ,so have ended up with ( 500 pf not around in uk until after xmas ! ) d500 and 300pf
happy with 300 but very happy with 2x ex as I didnt expect the combo to be as good.

 

[oldbaldy]

forgot the pics !

first without second with on horrible grey morning.Second also with 1600 iso so happy with d500 as well.

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[ijm5012]

A 30s exposure of Heinz Field this morning, with some great color in the clouds. D500 + 16-80

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[nuclearjock]

From the other cloudy day. 70-200 2.8 E FL.

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Black plane cloudy sky and snow. 70-200 2.8 E FL. Hard to read the tail but it says Dale Earnhardt Inc.

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[DynaSport]

I'm posting this photo because I was so impressed that I was able to salvage anything at all from this shot. I had taken some shots of a bright white great egret the day before which had caused me to dial in negative four stops of exposure compensation. I forgot to reset the EC the next day and took this photo with those four stops of negative EC still dialed in. I quickly noticed my error and corrected it, but while I was doing that this heron flew away and I thought I wouldn't have a photo of it. But when I downloaded the photo to my computer and brought the exposure up, this is what I was able to get. Not the greatest shot, but I was amazed it turned out as good as it did considering how bad I screwed it up.

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