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Very nice, Matt. Congrats on the new lens too!:thumbup:
Lloyd: Thanks. This morning, I took my eleven extra camera bags down to my camera dealer to sell them (I still have seven). I mentioned that they could apply it to the Nikon 24mm f/1.4 that I was waiting on. He gave furtive looks to the left and right and whispered that he thought one came in! He went in back and came out with it! Said, I could have the lens because i was on the "list".
Only one that they've ever seen. Very good timing. Now, there's at least two of us in the country that have one (some guy in Boston?). Cheers, Matt.
Lets See...11 Bags = 1 UV Filter For Your New LensLloyd: Thanks. This morning, I took my eleven extra camera bags down to my camera dealer to sell them (I still have seven). I mentioned that they could apply it to the Nikon 24mm f/1.4 that I was waiting on. He gave furtive looks to the left and right and whispered that he thought one came in! He went in back and came out with it! Said, I could have the lens because i was on the "list".
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! Congrats! Pics Look Crazy Sharp with Super IQ! Your Gonna Love This Gem!
So Very Beautiful, Leif!Daughter pose at kitchen window - the evening light at mid summer is nice around here.
D700, Nikkor 2,5/105 AI at 2,5
Adding a lil something fruity. Summer's here:
(well, hopefully)
And more photos from Spain:
S5 with 80-200 AF-S @ 135mm and f/11
The driver, after the race.
S5 with 80-200 AF-S @ 92mm and f/3.5
Stellar Shooting , Gang!Quick walk around after dinner with a new lens. Thank for looking. Cheers, Matt
1. D3s; 24mm f/1.4G ED;1/125s @ f/1.4; ISO 200
2. D3s; 24mm f/1.4G ED;1/200s @ f/1.4; ISO 200
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Just a little bit
Matt: CONGRATULATIONS......:clap::clap: Enjoy it in good health my friend.Quick walk around after dinner with a new lens. Thank for looking. Cheers, Matt
1. D3s; 24mm f/1.4G ED;1/125s @ f/1.4; ISO 200
2. D3s; 24mm f/1.4G ED;1/200s @ f/1.4; ISO 200
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And in the middle of everything, this game came floating along, trying to impress everybody with his breakdance. I don't know... me thinks they look better on the bike than off...
:bugeyes: :wtf:
Good thing "no contestant and no photographer were hurt"
Though seeing what they're "throwing at you" from the racetrack, now i understand better why you care so much about packing a TC-20 :shocked:
... and a motorbike, with the driver on the bike
S5 with 80-200 AF-S @ 200mm, f/11 and 1/320s
This really great, Jorgen. Masterful indeed.
(as is the rest of the series -with a special mention to the "Race Finished" portrait, so lifelike) :thumbs:
And more great stuff.
The river looks kinda less placid, and friendly, from there. Oh and Alex, is the horse and carriage what you were using as a transport when visiting the area?
16-35 and 24 1.4? :banghead: What do they call that, "gear s...."?
Seriously, from the first samples here, what comes to mind is that it could very well be the ideal companion of its -slower- WA zoom counterpart, for interior shots. Not cheap, but a worthy one.
And btw Matt, don't trade in all the bags. :lecture: OTOH it'd be quite a sight with all the equipment in pockets and hanging from the neck... :ROTFL:
(though you'd soon enough be even more famous around the market)
Matt, you're right. We drove north to the Pyrenees and this is the place to stay! I just love it. This year though we had to move to France earlier because of the weather so I haven't shoot enough landscapes again!
Well, the Hertz sign is on the opposite sideThe river looks kinda less placid, and friendly, from there. Oh and Alex, is the horse and carriage what you were using as a transport when visiting the area?
Slow and cheap transportation though Steve: Thanks. As i tell my wife: "Stevie has it! Why can't i get one?"
Jorgen: She probably had already cleaned the oil off her face. Nice pan shot!Just a little bit
Here's one from today:
D80 with 80-200 AF-S @ 105mm, f/6.3 and 1/160s
Rayyan: Thank you. I was in the right place at the right time!
Corlan: Yep, that's me! It's reputed to be the sharpest lens edge to edge that Nikon makes at wide-open. No worries...I still have seven bags for four cameras (That's not right! I need three more cameras).16-35 and 24 1.4? :banghead: What do they call that, "gear s...."?
Seriously, from the first samples here, what comes to mind is that it could very well be the ideal companion of its -slower- WA zoom counterpart, for interior shots. Not cheap, but a worthy one.
And btw Matt, don't trade in all the bags. :lecture: OTOH it'd be quite a sight with all the equipment in pockets and hanging from the neck... :ROTFL:
(though you'd soon enough be even more famous around the market)
