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You can see the effect of the wind on the water in the next two,
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That is beautiful, Leif.Congratulations, Alex! The greatest experience imaginable!
Me, I´m trying hard to slow spring down - it passes far too quickly!
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S5, Micro-Nikkor 105/2,8
If there is downside to this lens, I haven't seen it and its a lens that I've used a lot and know well. I have all the other ZF lenses too and they're all excellent. While the rendering of each of these lenses is different from one another, their objective qualities remains the same, they're all really wonderful pick the fl that suits your needs and forget the reviews.ddk,
Wonderfull post. I'm looking for a Zeiss lens for the D700 and was considering the ZF25 which you have used to great effect here. Any downsides to this lens, I'm also considering the 28 and 35. Would you share how you processed these? Thanks in advance.
Perhaps depending on the body you choose (FX vs DX, for example), you may alter your choice, but the ZF 35/2 is a truly amazing lens, and a very useful focal length especially on the FX body. Not a bad portrait lens either. One the other hand, as David's wonderful images above attest, that 25 flat rocks!!I am just returning to photography after a long absence - mainly motivated by all the images I have seen on this forum. At this point I want to find a nice walk around ZF lens for general photography, but with a preference towards city/landscapes as opposed to portraiture for example. I am trying to keep my kit to a minimum (while saving for an M8).
Great shots all, Cindy. That lens works beautifully on the Nikon.There is a re-enactment camp a few blocks from my house this weekend. The weather is terrible and the turnout was not that good. A few brave souls were there.
D700 and Mamiya 150 f/3.5 WO
Beautiful portrait, Leif. Beautiful granddaughter!Cindy, I like them - and; the cold, the wind might make the acting part a bit easier? Primitive conditions and all that ...
Btw; you said to Alex that daughters are precious treasures. I agree (have 2) - and sometimes they come up with granddaughters as well! For example like this one.
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S5, Nikkor 2,8/105 Micro-Nikkor ISO 1600 by mistake.