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    Taken at Dinton.
    The first two were taken with the D300 and the third with my new D7000 using the same lens.
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    Certainly a difference there Joe, does the D7000 have Image Stabilisation?
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    Gosh! The details sure stands out more in that last shot!

    I suppose you don't want to trade your new camera with my old Olympus then?

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    Rolf, Nikon are like Canon and do not put stabilisation in their Dslrs. The lens was the Sigma 300mm f2.8 with x2 converter.
    The D7000 has 16mega pixels against 12 on the D300., the lens was mounted on my tripod.

    Catherine you have got no chance of a swap.

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    Ah well, I guess I'll just have to enjoy your pics instead then, Joe, or start saving up!

    (Glad you are enjoying your new camera anyway!)

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