I upgraded my DSLR

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I have been using a Nikon D7000 for about 5 years now and was ready for an upgrade. The D7000 is still a nice camera but I wanted something with a higher dynamic range. I almost dropped way more than I should on the new Z6 mirrorless, but I ended up going with the D7500. So far I really like it. Next I need to look into some upgraded lenses. If anyone has any experience with D series lenses they would like to share, I would love to hear about them. Here are some photos with my trusty old Tokina 100mm.

mystery wrasse 112818 by Big Jim, on Flickr
copperband 112818 by Big Jim, on Flickr
tusk 112718 2 by Big Jim, on Flickr
zoas 3 112718 by Big Jim, on Flickr
zoas 112718 by Big Jim, on Flickr
 
Very nice pictures. Love that Harlequin!

Thanks! I wish he didn't spend so much time in his cave, but he is not too much of a terror. He drives the clownfish crazy looking for a snack when the female lays her eggs and has a snail graveyard in his cave, but otherwise leaves his tank mates alone.
 
Amazing shots, love the composition and the colors.
 

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