James Markus wrote:
The smoke cleared, the rain finally stopped, the sun came out, and the air temperature wouldn't cook eggs in 10 minutes - so we went for a walk. What a lovely day.
Nikkor 20mm f2.8 ais with it's beautiful HK-14 lens hood on the Canon 5DmkII 665nm converted body
Jim, LIKE does not begin to describe the feeling of seeing these images. IR is something I never really have had or taken the time to explore. I just keep looking back at these images. Lovely!
While enjoying the weather yesterday I also brought the D7200-400mm-f5.6-ais-modified-TC-16a combo (EFL = 960mm) and a fluid tri-foot + ballhead addons for my Manfroto aluminum monopod. Though I appreciate Ray's list of ball heads, & tripods by the finest manufacturers known to photography - the "what, this ole thing" was never going to work on my wife's reaction to our checking account. The newly reburbish monopod worked much better than the carbon fiber previous setup.
Literally had to back away on the first because she was too close to focus.
Still very impressed with the D7200 - I have almost tripled it's shutter count since picking it up on a famous auction site for a great price.
James Markus wrote:
While enjoying the weather yesterday I also brought the D7200-400mm-f5.6-ais-modified-TC-16a combo (EFL = 960mm) and a fluid tri-foot + ballhead addons for my Manfroto aluminum monopod. Though I appreciate Ray's list of ball heads, & tripods by the finest manufacturers known to photography - the "what, this ole thing" was never going to work on my wife's reaction to our checking account. The newly reburbish monopod worked much better than the carbon fiber previous setup.
Still very impressed with the D7200 - I have almost tripled it's shutter count since picking it up on a famous auction site for a great price....Show more →
Just to keep things rolling, here is another wee group of IR photos from the Duncan show 'n' shine, including one from the 24 f/2.8 NC and two from the 45 f/2.8 P.
Loving your grayscale IR, Glen. The second one reminds me of a Twilight Zone Episode.
GroWeb wrote:
Just to keep things rolling, here is another wee group of IR photos from the Duncan show 'n' shine, including one from the 254 f/2.8 NC and two from the 45 f/2.8 P.
James Markus wrote:
Still very impressed with the D7200 - I have almost tripled it's shutter count since picking it up on a famous auction site for a great price.
Love the turtles. I had the D7000 and always thought it was a very capable camera.
James Markus wrote:
While enjoying the weather yesterday I also brought the D7200-400mm-f5.6-ais-modified-TC-16a combo (EFL = 960mm) and a fluid tri-foot + ballhead addons for my Manfroto aluminum monopod. Though I appreciate Ray's list of ball heads, & tripods by the finest manufacturers known to photography - the "what, this ole thing" was never going to work on my wife's reaction to our checking account. The newly reburbish monopod worked much better than the carbon fiber previous setup.
Still very impressed with the D7200 - I have almost tripled it's shutter count since picking it up on a famous auction site for a great price....Show more →
Also finding the turtles interesting, James.Faces and necks same but different shells and feet, and seemingly hanging out.
