Well, my D3 finally got here and I got my first chance to use it on the 4th of July, at a family reunion / 70th Birthday Party. We don't have too large of a family, only about 20 or so people there, but it was one hell of a great time, and I unfortunately don't have a good picture of everyone, so apologies to those that are not up here. The D3 is an amazing piece of equipment that I have barely scratched the surface of its potential. I can't wait until I get better with it and am able to use it to its fullest. Until then though, I think I can settle for pictures with better quality, contrast, sharpness, and saturation than anything I ever shot with my D1. As well as a host of other things, but you get the idea. I think I am going to enjoy this thing.
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Well, recently I have been trying to learn exactly how to use the D3. It has about 1000 more features and things than my old camera and I am just trying to familiarize myself with them. Most of the time I have just been taking pictures of friends and such, mainly because they are there and I need to figure out all the fun little things about this camera. Hopefully once I get used to this thing I will actually do some worthwhile assignments. Well, in these pictures are all friends of mine, except for the concert shot. I took that at this festival our community has every year, and this year Kansas played. It was a great place to people watch, and was totally worth it. There were fleets of rednecks, they filled 2 or 3 football fields. It was funny. The street shot is nothing special, I just like it because the exposure was 25 seconds sitting on top of my truck. I like this D3. 
