see below

CGrindahl wrote:
Looking good Reagan! You may finally have found a camera worth keeping... And that lens sparkles as well. Wide shots of the beach are definitely in order with that lens. Happy shooting. It is still below fifty degrees at the moment in S.F. We'll never compete with Florida on temperature, but when you're changing shirts after a day of intense humidity you can think of us with temperatures in the low eighties and virtually no humidity...


About 80 degrees right now and 82 tomorrow going to fertilize the yard this afternoon
The humidity doesn't bother me I worked outside for 37 years
Thanks for the comments

Reagan

Taking a walk today and almost fell over Bambi. She ran off but stopped a couple hundred feet away for a glance. 80-200 4.5

Interesting Nikon Lens video:

http://gizmodo.com/5981646/watch-the-spellbinding-process-of-how-nikon-makes-its-lenses

Nice shot Ron, Were mom and Dad anywhere around
He really blends in with the brush

Reagan

Thanks guys
Great shot Ron and Reagan

Well since no one else is here today
I will post a couple more with the 25-50

Reagan

Reagan wrote:
Well since no one else is here today
I will post a couple more with the 25-50

Reagan

I can even tell in the photos it is warm there.. Jealous! Love that first one for sure.;

Reagan wrote:
Well since no one else is here today
I will post a couple more with the 25-50

Reagan
#1 is amazing... Love it!

666 Americo.Rodriguez 2013-2 by aNikkorGuy, on Flickr

Nikkor 135mm f/2 Ai-s by Ronny Olsson, on Flickr

Nikon 105mm f/2.5 AI by Ronny Olsson, on Flickr

Very nice Ronny, love the multiple colors in the second one
Love the walkway falling away

Reagan

Wonderful set Reagan and I agree with Kevin, the first shot is a stunner. I do believe you've found a winning combination with the D600 and the 25-50 f/4 AI-s. Sweet work.

Very nice Reagan. We will send some snow your way.

Ronny _Olsson wrote:

Nikkor 135mm f/2 Ai-s by Ronny Olsson, on Flickr

Nikon 105mm f/2.5 AI by Ronny Olsson, on Flickr


I like the saturated colors in these. Nicely done.
Scott

Looking for some feedback here. A possible entry for the current WA. The topic is "Reflection". Image is taken with the 28-50 at f8 looking at the reflection in a glass window at a construction site. I like the reflection, the welder at work, the composition, but the fact that it is a reflection seems somewhat lost. What do you think?
Thanks
Scott

mp356 wrote:
Looking for some feedback here. A possible entry for the current WA. The topic is "Reflection". Image is taken with the 28-50 at f8 looking at the reflection in a glass window at a construction site. I like the reflection, the welder at work, the composition, but the fact that it is a reflection seems somewhat lost. What do you think?
Thanks
Scott

Until you told me it was taken in a mirror, I had no idea. Cool shot none the less.

666 Americo.Rodriguez 2013-7 by aNikkorGuy, on Flickr

can someone help me price my nikkor 85mm 1.4 ais? thank you!
Auction is for as used Nikon 85mm f/1.4 NIKKOR AI-s lens. The lens is in working condition, and is very sharp, however it has a an issue, the lens is a bit rough when focusing, although it will focus no problem, but it is rough at some turns, and it seems to rub a bit. I don't know how much of an issue this can be for others, but for me, it isn't detracting me from anything I shot, nor has it been any disadvantage in any way that I can tell. You on the other hand may feel otherwise, so I will tell it know, nad show my work examples, to help you decide. I love this lens to death.

pburke wrote:

I'm waiting for my Chinese Yongnuo remote flash triggers to play with the camera indoors.

got an MF lens question:

20mm f3.5 vs. 20mm f2.8: I read on the Bjørn Rørslett site that he feels my f3.5 version is not very good at infinity. Anyone else can confirm that? I need a good ultra-wide, yet packable lens for landscapes. If there's a distinct difference, I would sell the f3.5 and find me a 2.8.

Peter


Peter, I'd be very interested in what you think about the Yongnuo flash triggers. Give us a little run down once you've had the chance to use them a bit, thanks!

Sorry, I can't help you with the 20mm question.