Fun with Nikon Images

[Hulyss Bowman]

Serenity -

 

[Hulyss Bowman]

Morning !

 

[rayyan]

Thanks guys for the ' likes '.

Around afternoon from Wien Westbahnhof...just in time for dinner in Zurich.

 

[Hulyss Bowman]

Nom Nom

 

[Landscapelover]

Daniels Park, CO
Nikon D810/Nikon 80-400mm AFS f/4.5-5.6G ED VR/Handheld
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Pramote
http://pramotelaoprasert.zenfolio.com

 

[Hulyss Bowman]

New studio for this summer -

 

[Jack]

New studio for this summer -

The cliffs outside Les Baux?

 

[Y Sol]

I’m cleaning up my photo archive and discovered some old work.
I made a reportage in 1986 about Flanders for a German magazine called Stern. Unfortunately they never published it, but at least they payed for it
All photos as far I remember with a F3hp, F2,0 35mm and Kodak Tri-X.

 

[Hulyss Bowman]

The cliffs outside Les Baux?

ha no It's an ancient little granite exploitation I just bought with wifey, NW of France. I will dig a lac over here to put some fish in it, I have a little fall up a cliff. I just let ppl coming into it to play with motorcycles and quads. I needed some space

 

[Jack]

ha no It's an ancient little granite exploitation I just bought with wifey, NW of France. I will dig a lac over here to put some fish in it, I have a little fall up a cliff. I just let ppl coming into it to play with motorcycles and quads. I needed some space

Wow, sounds great -- congratulations!

 

[AlexLF]

Friends invited us to their house in the county:

 

[Magic]

Got my new camera 2 days ago, unfortunately busy at work these days, so not much time to read 500 pages. A first shot "out of the box", only resized.

Greetings, Jurgen

 

[gurtch]

Made this day after the snow on the east coast. D800E, 24-70 f2.8 Tamron VC lens, ISO 200, 1/50th f13 hand held (LOVE that VC).
Thanks for looking
Dave in NJ

 

[Steen]

Congrats on your new camera, Jurgen.

About "500 pages" manual; sounds like an SLR, but which model ?

 

[Magic]

Hi Steen,

Thank you very much for the "like". Somehow the EXIF must got lost between DxO and Lightroom. I upgraded from D800 to D4s. This shot was taken at ISO 1600 with the 24-70/2.8. I live in Abu Dhabi/United Arab Emirates and we have this Grand Mosque here where I am planning to take the camera today.

Greetings, Jurgen

 

[Steen]

Whoa, D4S, double congrats

I'm properly envious

 

[Magic]

Thank you very much.

As planned, I went to the mosque today. It is the 3rd largest mosque in the world.
I haven't had the chance to read the manual yet D), so I am sure there is room for improvement.

 

[Magic]

Hmm....I can't see any EXIF data...have to figure out where in the workflow they fall under the table. All images are made with Nikkor 14-24/2.8 and Nikkor 24-70/2.8. ISO 2000-6400.

Greetings, Jurgen

 

[Jack]

Depending on your converter and workflow, some that have a built-in "convert for web" strip it. You might find a setting buried in their to keep or strip, or change your workflow to keep it throughout...

 

[Steve P.]

This one. :thumbs: