Pale swallowtail butterfly taken with Nikon D7000 in July, 2012
Even though I shot this image almost 13 years ago, I still remember the moment. I owned two D7000 cameras, one had a macro setup on it and the other was equipped with my 80-200 f/2.8 lens. It was the latter one that I used to photograph this insect.
We had been travelling with the kids during the summer, camping somewhere in Washington, and were out on a day trip to whatever adventures awaited us. We saw a garden center with lots of flowering plants and decided to peruse the place, my camera at the ready. It was then that I spotted the swallowtail on top of a geranium in full bloom. What's even better is that I managed to get in front of it without scaring it off.
Nikon has made quite a long list of D7000 series cameras. All in all, I have owned 5 different ones. Two D7000s, two D7100s, and one D7200. I still own and use a D7100 and a D7200. Excellent cameras full of features and capabilities. If you are in the market for a used camera, any one of these with a low shutter count is worth a serious look.
I sold my D7000s in favour of a D7100; the D7000 only had a 16 mp sensor while the D7100 had a 24 mp sensor. Since then, all my cameras have had a 20 mp sensor or more.
Thanks for reading.
Eric Svendsen www.ericspix.com
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