This just reminded me of the photo I have taken couple of months ago
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Photo of the day November 2019
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First one from the new Nikon Z 50, 16-50mm kit lens @ f/6.3 ...
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Hugh
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Hugh
So is this possibly replacing something, or just another camera to add to the arsenal?Thanks. Never too old for a new toy
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Hugh
Do you love it??!?First one from the new Nikon Z 50, 16-50mm kit lens @ f/6.3 ...
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Hugh
To replace both my Nikon D5200 and the Panasonic FZ1000
Not yet as I'm still setting up the menu system, but I can see it's going to be a great camera once that's done
Despite the reviews all my 3rd party lenses work fine with the FTZ adapter, but unfortunately my old TTL flash won't fire and I've had to buy a Godox TT350N which I have read will work (I can't justify a Nikon SB as I've spent a lot already).
I haven't tried that Lensbaby yet; probably tomorrow if it's not raining too hard.
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Hugh
Pacifica-3-191020.jpg by Charles Martorelli, on Flickr
You’ll get there. ? my husband gave me the lensbaby sol 45 for our anniversary today and it’s the z mount.To replace both my Nikon D5200 and the Panasonic FZ1000
Not yet as I'm still setting up the menu system, but I can see it's going to be a great camera once that's done
Despite the reviews all my 3rd party lenses work fine with the FTZ adapter, but unfortunately my old TTL flash won't fire and I've had to buy a Godox TT350N which I have read will work (I can't justify a Nikon SB as I've spent a lot already).
I haven't tried that Lensbaby yet; probably tomorrow if it's not raining too hard.
Cheers
Hugh
The grand staircase. Stockholm palace.
Summer of 1989 at Land’s End in the southwest of England. All I had at the time was a simple film camera. I didn’t know anything about taking photos then. I found these prints recently and wanted to digitize them. I used my phone to capture them as I don’t have a scanner.
Ah, that explains these weird lights around the buildings. I was wondering what was going on there.
Now and then.
Below is a picture which was taken few months ago.
(P.S. I really miss light and color at this part of the year. It was dusk already, and just by miracle I managed to get a sharp image @ 1/100 handheld @ 600mm, f/6.3. Otherwise I would had to push ISO too far).
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Is this you?
minus my glasses (which are a pain in photographs) and perhaps minus a few extra wrinkles.
I took a selfie in 2015. I still haven’t finished the editing to make it presentable!minus my glasses (which are a pain in photographs) and perhaps minus a few extra wrinkles.
Nice to put a face to the name.
Another from Pembrey beach..
Fuji X100 @F8, 1/1600, ISO 200
Fuji X100 @F8, 1/1600, ISO 200
Nikon Z 50, Lensbaby Composer @ f/2.8
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Hugh
Here is the IR pic of the rose as a follow up to the pic I posted 2 days ago. Z6-IR with 85mm PC-E so the perspective isn't exactly the same. I switched lenses because the 200mm Micro has an annoying tendency to create an inverted and upside down version of the subject in IR if the lights aren't positioned perfectly. The 85mm PC-E doesn't show this behavior. Main light was from camera left with a beauty dish giving fairly soft light. Additional light was from behind and below. I didn't have to run this through PS at all--I was happy with the color from the pre-set WB in camera. My backdrop needs to be ironed and pulled more taut. Not an issue for a standard camera as it's a black background and I usually don't have light reaching it. But in IR it's not black anymore .
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This is from a Florida swamp although the mono treatment makes it seem a lot less tropical.
Swamp reflections by another scotsman, on Flickr
Swamp reflections by another scotsman, on Flickr