Photography by Jason P. Odell

Visitors since December 2004

"The better to eat you with, my dear!"
Timber wolf at the Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center. Nikon D3, 70-300mm AFS VR Zoom Nikkor. The D3 is a very liberating camera. I normally would have used faster glass for this sort of image, but being able to shoot at ISO 1600 with abandon has removed the need for heavy glass and a tripod in many situations. To see the rest of my wolf photographs, check my gallery page.

Site News:

March 12, 2008: My CD-ROM inventory has been updated to include both Supplements One and Two of "The Photographer's Guide to Capture NX." Click here to order your copy of the Guide, which supports Capture NX through version 1.3.

March 10, 2008: I'll be at the Nikonians Academy Advanced Workflow Workshops in Oakland, CA April 12-13, and in Dallas, TX June 14-15th as a guest instructor. If you want to learn some of my Capture NX tricks and tips, this is the place to do it!

December 7, 2007:
Supplement Two to The Photographer's Guide to Capture NX is here! Supplement Two adds an additional 57 pages of information, and covers Capture NX 1.3 in detail. This supplement is free to all existing owners of the Guide. Click Here For Details.

December 2, 2007: Capture NX 1.3 Explained; D300 and D3 previews. I'm working on the next free supplement to The Photographer's Guide to Capture NX, which will thoroughly cover the new features in Capture NX 1.3. It should be available by the end of December. Stay tuned for more information here. My D300 and D3 bodies have arrived, and I'll be adding tips on working with NEFs from these bodies. Needless to say, my first impression of these two Nikon DSLRs is that they will live up to the hype. Tune into this week's Image Doctors Podcast to hear my first impressions of the D300.

 

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