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Vinnie_VdB wrote:
Why o why? There are posts were one can post per camera, per lens, ... and all this in the Nikon section.
There is also something called "presentation boards" that Nikon, Canon, Sony, Fuji, ... shooters can post their masterpieces. This is just getting out of hand and is the purpose of this post beyond me.
Vinnie, I err to disagree. Just take a look at the Sony and Leica threads. I was there when the Leica M9 first arrived in the market and we just posted images regardless of bodies or lenses. Imagery does not care what body or lens, so long as the details are there for people that are interested in comparing. Yes we have master threads, we have body threads, lens threads and becomes very diluted when we try and look and compare. These threads will continue and people will cross post. I was also there when the Sony A7's first arrived and again the image thread was all about all photographers sharing images with the details intact. In all honesty the Sony image thread is one of the most respectful image threads in all forums even outside FM. It is the ability to share images in one location and allow it to flow and for people to facilitate all photographers.
I would like continue to share FX images in this thread. When I was looking to post, do I post in the 20 Art, 24 Art, 35 Art, 50 Art, 24-105 Art, 24-120/f4G, 14-24/f.28G, 50/1.4G, 50/1.8G, 85/1.4G, 85/1.8G or 105E in the D810, D750 or D850. I will continue to post in the D850 as the camera is new and we all wish to share the resources of understanding the quirks and new features. I will also cross in the newer lens threads like the 105E and 58G, but there seems to be little interest in the others and very few to support the thread. I have tried to start threads to share knowledge about Art lenses and wide angle lenses and how they relate to the D850. These are short threads and do fade into the back pages and is a resource for those who can find it.
This is about the fun and art of photography without being restrictive or heavy. The image thread should continue naturally to be at or near the top of the page.
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