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Rayyan: Thank you, my friend!
Rayyan: Beautiful images. I esp. like the first one. That reflection expands the image beyond the frame. Lush colors and excellent contrast. :thumbup:
Steve: Thanks.Looks Like You Got A Clean Machine That Takes Some Serious Images....Could Also Possibly Be The Photog!
I'm liking the camera. It's a little "toy-like" compared to the D3s or M9; but, feels good in hand, controls are familiar and easy to use, and build's very good. I'm anxious for an ACR upgrade that allows importing directly into LR3. IQ for the JPEGS is pretty good.Jason: Thanks.
I've got the new 85mm. Haven't used it very rigorously. I believe it's better then the older one and that one was one of my favorite lenses. I'll try it with the D7000 and post some photos.Lloyd: Thank you, sir!
Nice detail work Matt. I'm impressed with the clarity and sharpness I'm seeing in your shots with this lens. How does it compare to the 70-300 VR?A few more at the marina. Cheers, Matt
D7000; 28-300mm VR; 147mm; 1/50s @ f/5.3; ISO 100
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
Lloyd: Thanks.
I think that it's quite a bit better. The 70-300mm VR lens is the one I used on our Spokane trip. Cheers, Matt
Lloyd: Thanks pal.
Matt: Thanks Matt.Rayyan: Thank you, my friend!
Rayyan: Beautiful images. I esp. like the first one. That reflection expands the image beyond the frame. Lush colors and excellent contrast. :thumbup:
Cheers, Matt
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
Matt, love the wood grain and the heads-on framing in the first one. The sepia and the tight framing in the second one is oH so delicious. The tonality is marvellous.:thumbup:A few more at the marina. Cheers, Matt
D7000; 28-300mm VR; 28mm; 1/30s @ f/9; ISO 280
D7000; 28-300mm VR; 147mm; 1/50s @ f/5.3; ISO 100
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
Mikoo: Thanks for sharing a slice of life in Indoneasia ( ? ). I particularly like
Magic!
Mikoo: Great images. I, like Rayyan, like the first one for pretty much the same reasons. The second one above is a terrific group photo with some fun and style. I like the kid's "look".
Rayyan: Thank you very much!
m3photo: Perfect! Deliciate focus, beautiful color, great expression and nice framing. :thumbup:Shake on It!
D700+50mm f/1.4 AI - 1/500@f/8 ISO400
A ligament tear does force one to slow down and stop climbing mountains or
taking long hikes! We are told this would last for a few months..
Besides, one is not too cheerful either..
Rayyan: Three great images in a row.
Lloyd: Thank you kindly sir.
Matt: Grateful for your gracious comments, as always.m_driscoll;257160 [B said:
Matt: Hope no damage to life is done sir. The BW, imho, more closely refletcs"La Nina" has arrived in Seattle. Wet and cold weather coming. Rained all day. These are from a couple of days ago. Cheers, Matt.
D7000; 28-300mm VR; 85mm; 1/40s @ f/16; ISO 100
D7000; 28-300mm VR; 135mm; 1/40s @ f/16; ISO 100
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
