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Lloyd: Thanks for posting your experiment. Definitely looks useable with a little PP. Does Cornerfix work with Nikon? I've only read about it with reference to Leica. I'm going to try mine out tomorrow on the D700. Cheers.
Jorgen: Nice image. Dynamically balanced with the women's body positions and the force vectors of their implied actions. Cheers.Still busy running around, not getting much done, except some furniture yesterday. Here's from the preparations, two of the staff trying to adjust a chair built for big, strong westerners into shape, while I tried to get the exposure right. We all succeeded eventually
D80 with 80-200 AF-S @ 80mm and f/7.1
Another nice photo. Your photos of the abandoned/vacant buildings have wonderful color and texture. Easy to imagine the people and the lives that used to populate them. Thanks for sharing. cheers.
Hi John. Actually, it's the "Broad's Fork Twins", which is the next major peak south of Mt. Olympus. It's the most prominent, westerly peak between Big Cottonwood Canyon and Little Cottonwood Canyon. The East "Twin" isn't visible from the angle of this shot, which was taken from my front porch.Lloyd - I am missing the mountains. Looks like the side of Mt Olympus?
Bangkok people keep telling me its winter, but I haven't seen any snow yet.
Hi Matt. I haven't tried Cornerfix on any Nikon files yet, but that's an interesting idea. I did find that the vignetting disappeared as I increased exposure, so I believe it's not as big an issue as what I was seeing with the VRI. (BTW, Mimi will be honored to have her opinion respected on anything photographic.)
Hi Matt. I haven't tried Cornerfix on any Nikon files yet, but that's an interesting idea. I did find that the vignetting disappeared as I increased exposure, so I believe it's not as big an issue as what I was seeing with the VRI. (BTW, Mimi will be honored to have her opinion respected on anything photographic. Thanks. :thumbup
in focus... and jumping off the page! :thumbs:
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Ouch!:bugeyes: Nope, just a piece of history.
Nice. He's probably a Canon shooter. Cheers. (Edit: I just read the next posts; probably should scan down before i reply)
