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Submitted: November 30, 2010
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Make:NIKON CORPORATION
Model:NIKON D300S
Shutter Speed:15625/10000000 second
Aperture:F/13.0
Focal Length:185 mm
ISO Speed:500
Date Taken:Jan 23, 2010, 3:57:53 PM
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Sony Rainbow Groveby *kayaksailor

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~SweatPea87 Feb 3, 2012

That is absolutely stunning!!! What a lovely rainbow in a lovely place!!!

*kayaksailor Feb 4, 2012

This whole afternoon was spectacular - we were sooooooo glad we had our cameras

~SweatPea87 Feb 4, 2012

I never leave the house without a camera! Good thing you had yours!

*kayaksailor Feb 4, 2012

I don't always have my Nikon with me, but I have a little Olympus that is always in my purse

And phone cameras are getting so incredibly good now too!

~SweatPea87 Feb 5, 2012

Yeah phone cameras are getting better, but they suck at motion shots! My dogs move too fast to for phone cameras.

Do you like your Olympus better than your Nikon?

*kayaksailor Feb 5, 2012

LOL, I know what you mean about motion shots

My Olympus is a little camera - a few steps up from a 'point and shoot' but it is waterproof to 30 feet, drop proof, crush proof and freeze proof

which is why it goes everywhere with me

My Nikon is what I call a real camera - single lens reflex, inter-changable lenses, able to adjust shutter/aperture etc....so there really is no comparison...

~SweatPea87 Feb 5, 2012

WATERPROOF, that is just fantastic, I'll have to keep that in mind.

*kayaksailor Feb 5, 2012

It is!! My daughter and I volunteered for several years at a small aquarium in Santa Barbara CA where we were docents for the "shark tank" where you can reach in and touch small sand sharks...having always been sooooo dang careful of keeping water away from our cameras you can imagine how our hearts stopped when one day a woman just dunked her camera INTO THE TANK!!!!!!!!!!!!

We had to know what kind it was, lol, and now we both have one