DeltaSigma wrote:
At the moment I have too many images to sort, cull and process.
Jumping back to Vegas and the 50/2 HC. Can't say I am a fan of Ramsay but his restaurant sure looks great at night.
It was very windy so unfortunately the flaming torch wasn't lit.
Colin, you are the master of the city night lights. Great work, though I've never tasted Gordon's food, is it good?
Morten, having recently shot and processed a bunch with the 85mm f1.8H, I think I can notice the better bokeh in your recent batch with the 85mm f1.4.
Rafael, thanks for the classic Rafael car show shots. Love them, and the fact that you're out enjoying the other cars while others are enjoying yours.
This looks like a Photoshop composite but it isn't. Shot as seen.
Wish I had more of the lower section but there must have been some street furniture in the way.
50/2 HC Z62_2712 by Colin McIntosh, on Flickr
pbraymond wrote:
Colin, you are the master of the city night lights. Great work, though I've never tasted Gordon's food, is it good?
Morten, having recently shot and processed a bunch with the 85mm f1.8H, I think I can notice the better bokeh in your recent batch with the 85mm f1.4.
Rafael, thanks for the classic Rafael car show shots. Love them, and the fact that you're out enjoying the other cars while others are enjoying yours.
Kind of you to say Ray but today's camera hardware, a nice piece of vintage glass and noise reduction software make it an easy task.
Hit up a local sculpture display last evening. First two with the 50mm f1.4AI, and the 180mm f2.8 AIS for the third one (missed focus just a bit, should look OK at the size I'm posting).
Thanks everyone for the well wishes, and prayers. 29 days without manual focusing and I can see the green dot in most of my cameras now, and hear the AF beeps in others. Both eyes are still healing, and I don't really know why it went so wrong this last time. So what lens did I pick today? The 105mm f1.8 ais with the D850, because I like it's weight, and smooth focusing ring. Some are high ISO, and I strayed near wide open. No TC-16A today
Watching Bluey
NIKON D850Nikkor 105mm f1.8 ais ED IF lens105mmf/1.81/250s1600 ISO-0.7 EV
Watching Bluey
NIKON D850Nikkor 105mm f1.8 ais ED IF lens105mmf/1.81/200s1600 ISO-0.7 EV
NIKON D850Nikkor 105mm f1.8 ais ED IF lens105mmf/1.81/250s1600 ISO-0.7 EV
NIKON D850Nikkor 105mm f1.8 ais ED IF lens105mmf/1.81/2500s320 ISO-0.7 EV
NIKON D850Nikkor 105mm f1.8 ais ED IF lens105mmf/1.81/1250s320 ISO-0.7 EV
NIKON D850Nikkor 105mm f1.8 ais ED IF lens105mmf/1.81/1250s320 ISO-0.7 EV
James Markus wrote:
Thanks everyone for the well wishes, and prayers. 29 days without manual focusing and I can see the green dot in most of my cameras now, and hear the AF beeps in others. Both eyes are still healing, and I don't really know why it went so wrong this last time. So what lens did I pick today? The 105mm f1.8 ais with the D850, because I like it's weight, and smooth focusing ring. Some are high ISO, and I strayed near wide open. No TC-16A today
Glad to hear you're healing! It never goes as fast as you want it to. You nailed the focus in these! Those tomatoes look delicious.
James Markus wrote:
Thanks everyone for the well wishes, and prayers. 29 days without manual focusing and I can see the green dot in most of my cameras now, and hear the AF beeps in others. Both eyes are still healing, and I don't really know why it went so wrong this last time. So what lens did I pick today? The 105mm f1.8 ais with the D850, because I like it's weight, and smooth focusing ring. Some are high ISO, and I strayed near wide open. No TC-16A today
I'd say you did really well on the focusing front. Nothing like setting a challenge for yourself by using the 105 f1.8 wide open.
