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
It's great to see you shooting and posting once again. Nice shots with the 105mm 1.8. I've always liked the bokeh from that lens.
The photo of the cherry blossom is taken with a newly acquired 105mm 1.8 ais lens from a local estate sale. I really like this lens. Also, a Chicago street scene with the Micro 55mm 3.5 ai. And finally… a door for Leighton!
Coltrane wrote:
The photo of the cherry blossom is taken with a newly acquired 105mm 1.8 ais lens from a local estate sale. I really like this lens. Also, a Chicago street scene with the Micro 55mm 3.5 ai. And finally… a door for Leighton!
OMG, that door slot! YIKES. Even the chihuahuas have a chance at the mail carrier's fingers!
Coltrane wrote:
The photo of the cherry blossom is taken with a newly acquired 105mm 1.8 ais lens from a local estate sale. I really like this lens. Also, a Chicago street scene with the Micro 55mm 3.5 ai. And finally… a door for Leighton!
James, great so see that you are on the mend. Great series and terrific job manual focusing.
The Medieval town of Eze, it overlooks the Mediterranean from an altitude of 1401ft. It is extremely well preserved and a very popular spot for artists and their galleries. It is also a hot tourist spot.
Walt Disney visited the Chateau de la Chevre in 1956. To the right, up the hill to Eze.
