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[Tony]

Lens: AF Nikkor 55~200mm Lens Camera: Nikon D200 Photo Location: Macon ISO: 500 Shutter Speed: 1/60s Aperture: F6.3

 

Focal Length 135mm, Manual Exposure Mode, No flash and used Multi-Segment Metering.

I really appreciate the way the red in this image was handled leaving a very delicate, soft photo for all to enjoy. So, enjoy.

Thanks so much for viewing.

TT

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 I have found bright / dark red very hard to photograph .. my older Nikon Coolpix 100L could not get it or I could not get it to. I tried with my new D5600 and it was somewhat better but not what I would have expected.

Good shot

[Tony]

 I have found bright / dark red very hard to photograph .. my older Nikon Coolpix 100L could not get it or I could not get it to. I tried with my new D5600 and it was somewhat better but not what I would have expected.

Good shot

Greetings and thanks very much for your comment.  I started out with a Nikon D70 which I liked a lot however, it had issues with the colors red, yellow and sometimes white.  The colors would result in being blown out or in other words, way over saturated.  With the D200 I find the colors come out really well, although there are times when they come out better when I stop down 1/4 and leaving a slightly underexposed image, which is better than a bunch of blown out colors.  Thanks again, Tony