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for us cat-people this is a very sad picture, but it very fine done (!!) even though...Nine Lives Lost. Z7, 50mm S, ISO 64, f1.8 @ 1/30 sec.
I've been a cat person for my entire life and loved them all. Every one of them will be forever in my heart, which is how I can make these images without a sense of guilt.for us cat-people this is a very sad picture, but it very fine done (!!) even though...
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Keith, I must say, it’s very beautiful pictures you are showing at your homepage !I've been a cat person for my entire life and loved them all. Every one of them will be forever in my heart, which is how I can make these images without a sense of guilt.
ha-ha, Dave, thank you for your trust ..but no magic from hereThorkil,
I must say that I would love to see what you can do with a 200 2.0 lens on the Z7. :thumbup:
Please borrow one and show us your magic!:salute:
Fantastic, JD!!!:thumbs:Nikon Z with 50mm 1.8 S. I'm not an astro photographer, so need to figure out the best settings, but liked this regardless.
This is in the Bay of Fundy.
Not a night or astro photographer myself, so ... what were the settings resulting in this brillant image? Is it a composite?Nikon Z with 50mm 1.8 S. I'm not an astro photographer, so need to figure out the best settings, but liked this regardless.
This is in the Bay of Fundy.
Yes, its a splendid pictures! I just wish that it was a bit bigger while it ought to fill almost the entire screen (which at my stationary is 32"), so if it was about 1500-1600 px wide one could see a lot more detailsNikon Z with 50mm 1.8 S. I'm not an astro photographer, so need to figure out the best settings, but liked this regardless.
This is in the Bay of Fundy.
JD,Nikon Z with 50mm 1.8 S. I'm not an astro photographer, so need to figure out the best settings, but liked this regardless.
This is in the Bay of Fundy.
Thank you for the comment.Not a night or astro photographer myself, so ... what were the settings resulting in this brillant image? Is it a composite?