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Fun with Nikon Images
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Swissblad
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I would hazard a guess that it's with Huyless' favourite 50mm f1.2 lens.....
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mjr
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I agree, great bokeh but what stands out is the processing, the look of the image is amazing!
I also think the portrait above by RYC is fantastic too, I might unlike it so I can like it again!
Mat
I also think the portrait above by RYC is fantastic too, I might unlike it so I can like it again!
Mat
Hulyss Bowman
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Thank you guys And yes I love my 1.2
And yes I love my 1.2
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mjr
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Evening!
Going through some Iceland images, here's one that captured the amazing sky and changing weather.
Pylons
Mat
Going through some Iceland images, here's one that captured the amazing sky and changing weather.
Pylons
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Jan Brittenson
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I think candid subject matter like above, even if posed to look candid, works really well with this style! :clap:Hello there
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mjr
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Evening!
Here's a shot with the 85 f1.8g, I was looking forward to using this lens as the 50 1.8 is a fantastic lens for the money, the 85 I found to be bloody awful! Obviously just the conditions I was using it in but for general shooting in daylight it was harsh and just lacked any character, to my eyes anyway. This was about the only shot I liked from it.
Mat
Here's a shot with the 85 f1.8g, I was looking forward to using this lens as the 50 1.8 is a fantastic lens for the money, the 85 I found to be bloody awful! Obviously just the conditions I was using it in but for general shooting in daylight it was harsh and just lacked any character, to my eyes anyway. This was about the only shot I liked from it.
Mat
Landscapelover
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Grand Canyon
Nikon D800E/ Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 VRII
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mjr
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Evening!
Here's a nice little spot, somewhere North of Reykjavik on the way to Westfjords, wouldn't mind living here!
Mat
Here's a nice little spot, somewhere North of Reykjavik on the way to Westfjords, wouldn't mind living here!
Mat
Hulyss Bowman
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A last one in B&W
Nostalgia.
Nostalgia.
A few more from my Calgary roadtrip in July (need to work on my turn-over time!)
In the Chilliwack Forest District; this reminded me slightly of Half Dome in Yosemite.
43-image panorama (172MP) with Nikon D90 and 200/4 AIS.
First shot I can print at 40X60" at 300dpi!
Pretty sky over Calgary.
Single image with Nikon D90 and 50/1.8D.
Near the Drumheller Hoodoos.
42-image panorama (153MP) with Nikon D90 and 200/4 AIS.
I'd like to do this one in B&W as well, but I'm not getting exactly what I want for this shot with Photoshop. Incentive to get Silver FX, I suppose.
In the Chilliwack Forest District; this reminded me slightly of Half Dome in Yosemite.
43-image panorama (172MP) with Nikon D90 and 200/4 AIS.
First shot I can print at 40X60" at 300dpi!
Pretty sky over Calgary.
Single image with Nikon D90 and 50/1.8D.
Near the Drumheller Hoodoos.
42-image panorama (153MP) with Nikon D90 and 200/4 AIS.
I'd like to do this one in B&W as well, but I'm not getting exactly what I want for this shot with Photoshop. Incentive to get Silver FX, I suppose.
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Swissblad
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HulyssA last one in B&W
Nostalgia.
Nice work - how do you process your B&W?
Thanks, S
Hulyss Bowman
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Hello S !
It is a very underexposed ISO 800 shoot with the D700 @ f1.2. On the original you almost can't see the subject. When I push expo slider by +3 or +4, the grain pop up (I love the grain of this Renesas sensor, pretty unique). Then I switch to monochrome and manage contrasts
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