During this session, I focused on a specific set: a body armed with a 35mm prime lens with an f/2 light. To compare colors, I decided to save the photos simultaneously in RAW format and black and white JPEG files. All SOOC, RAWy photos called in Lightroom without editing. Camera settings: ISO 100, F2.0, white balance: Cloudy -3.
Wolin proved to be an extremely grateful subject. In the video you can see how the Nikon D200 handled a variety of frames:
The raw remains of an old mill.
A picturesque marina and beach where you managed to capture boats, beautiful clouds and windmills.
Historical tidbits, such as a 40-year-old fishing boat from Świnoujście or a stone dedicated to Harald Bluetooth in the city center.
Dynamic shots at the drawbridge, where I had the opportunity to capture the moment it was opened to passing boats.
Additionally, in the material I mention a small improvement – I designed my own visor cover, which you can print yourself on a 3D printer (you can find the link in the description below the video). I invite you to watch and evaluate how this digital legend is doing in 2025!
FUN FACT
A year earlier, while visiting a photographer to take passport photos, I noticed a Nikon D200 in your hands! What a machine, indestructible 🙂
Some photos from the Nikon D200:
