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Quick question about filters and 240mm BR
I used the filter ring from an old 86mm filter. After carefully removing the glass the ring becomes a spacer whose thickness extends slightly above the lens shade in its fully retracted position. I am able to use this setup with the Lee filter holder adapter ring or a Circular Polarizer. Steve- sbarger
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- Forum: Medium Format Systems and Digital Backs
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Outdoor Photography Canada - Fall/Winter Cover and Article
Congratulations. Wonderful image!- sbarger
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- Forum: Medium Format Systems and Digital Backs
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Fun with MF images - ARCHIVED - FOR VIEWING ONLY
This image was taken a few weeks ago at dawn in the Smoky Mountains. XF, IQ3 100, SK 240mm, ISO 50, 0.8 sec, f11. Steve- sbarger
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- Forum: Medium Format Systems and Digital Backs
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Reaching Out
Tender moment between Polar Bear Mother and her three month old cub, Wapusk National Park, Manitoba, Canada.- sbarger
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Fun with Nikon Images
This Snowy Owl image is a composite of four images taken as the owl lifted off from the fence post on the right. Each image was then selected and copied into a separate layer in Photoshop and blended for the result you see here. A Nikon D5 camera and Nikon 200 to 500mm f5.6 lens was used to... -
Fun with Nikon Images
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Fun with Nikon Images
First time posting. This is a Milky Way panoramic with Broken Arch in the foreground captured with a D810 and 14-24 f2.8 lens at 14 mm. Artificial light was used to illuminate the arch. My exposure was 30 seconds at f 2.8 and ISO 3200. Close inspection will reveal slight trailing in the stars...
