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Fun Pictures with Nikon
- Thread starter jonoslack
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jonoslack
Active member
I agree - great shots - I like using wide angle lenses for flowers (never tried a fisheye though!).
Jorgen Udvang
Subscriber Member
The first title for this one was "Politician", but no... that could have been insulting to a hole group of..... oh, never mind.
S3 with 80-200 AF-S
S3 with 80-200 AF-S
Jorgen Udvang
Subscriber Member
Thanks, Jono. Lots of fun taking this one, with parrots crawling all over me while I tried to find out where the shutter release was
Nice convertible. I always wished I had one of those. A bit too hot and/or sunny and/or rainy for that in this country though.
Steen
Senior Subscriber Member
Good stuff here. Andree and Jono just taught me something new re flowers and wide angles. Stunning flower shots. Or Jorgens parakeet portrait, it's fabulous. Or that cowboy of Bob's, I'm speechless ... such lovely nails probably never saw a live horse in their entire life
probably never saw a live horse in their entire life
jonoslack
Active member
Thanks Andree - we all learn something every day!
Now I'm going to teach you something else
DON'T AGREE TO LOOK AFTER SOMEBODY ELSE'S SHETLAND PONY.
This lovely creature (stoppy and unappealing) has the romantic name of India . . . but she is universally referred to as the 'Rat Pony' around here!
Now I'm going to teach you something else
DON'T AGREE TO LOOK AFTER SOMEBODY ELSE'S SHETLAND PONY.
This lovely creature (stoppy and unappealing) has the romantic name of India . . . but she is universally referred to as the 'Rat Pony' around here!
jonoslack
Active member
I'm still often gobsmacked by the D3 - these are just a couple of dreaded pet shots in the kitchen in the late afternoon. Boring perhaps, however, both were taken handheld with the 105 macro wide open on continuous autofocus.
This one is at 2800 ISO
This one is at 3600 ISO
they are both straight from aperture without any work done (certainly no noise reduction or anything like that) - to me the colour and life considering the ISO is quite remarkable.
This one is at 2800 ISO
This one is at 3600 ISO
they are both straight from aperture without any work done (certainly no noise reduction or anything like that) - to me the colour and life considering the ISO is quite remarkable.
Jorgen Udvang
Subscriber Member
Jono,
If you continue like this, I'll have to put you on the "Censored" list due to unhealthy influence on my NAS.
The more photos you show, the clearer it becomes that the D3 is a must-have, and there's no way I can afford it right now (and buy a Sigma 100-300 to maintain the reach that the 80-200 has on DX... :scry: )