Foto Dude wrote:
is there a better way to organize this threat? this threat has over 2.5k of posts.

Yes, it's a major pain to search for someone's posts in some useful way as well as trying to find a particular image.

Foto Dude wrote:
is there a better way to organize this threat? this threat has over 2.5k of posts.
This thread is almost a living, breathing entity and it evolves day by day as the participants learn and explore the world of Nikon Manual Focus lenses. It can't be done any other way here, although I wish it had its own search engine. Jump on the wagon, grab one of these lenses with a Nikon camera and help us Foto Dude!

Well, I think there are ways to improve the viewing of threads:
- Condensed views showing many entries per page with smaller thumbnails of images so that you can quickly scan for images of interest instead of having to go through many many pages and full resolution images to find something
- Ability to search a specific thread for all entries by a specific person
- Ability to specify a range of dates to search over
- etc., etc.

BTW, we had this exact discussion a few months ago on the inability to go back and look at posts and discussions in any structured way, and did not come up with any solution. Don't know if Fred can add some more abilities to these threads.

Here's a few more from Milwaukee's aiport museum, these with the 85 1.4 AIS. The last two were among a collection of WW2 models. No Heinkels, Georg, but I thought this Zerstorer was interesting. The B-25 has more meaning to me now having read the history of the man for which it is named.

Samy

Foto Dude wrote:
is there a better way to organize this threat? this threat has over 2.5k of posts.


I thought we were organized

Reagan

In the spirit of Valentine's Day, Ganahl changed their sign this week.
"Love is a game that two can play and both win."

傍ony


Ganahl - 02-13-13 by T&J Photography, on Flickr

Samy I love the first shot of the Ozark Airlines. I remember them from my days in College in Missouri.
Tony that's nicely said!

georgms wrote:
Thanks for the kind comments on the fisheye- and fast 55-shots!
Inspired by John I've tried my old 135/3.5 Ai this late afternoon:

IIIIIoII von georgsfoto auf Flickr
135/3.5 Ai at f/5.6, D3s

This looks awesome Georg! I can't see any flare either, which is impressive. Is this lens coated?

傍ony

And lastly what does one do after the airline cancels the flight after changing its time 5 times; and one ends up in a hotel near the airport and can't sleep??

Well look out the room balcony and take a photo of whatever's out there!

kings_freak wrote:
georgms wrote:
Thanks for the kind comments on the fisheye- and fast 55-shots!
Inspired by John I've tried my old 135/3.5 Ai this late afternoon:

IIIIIoII von georgsfoto auf Flickr
135/3.5 Ai at f/5.6, D3s

This looks awesome Georg! I can't see any flare either, which is impressive. Is this lens coated?

傍ony
Oh it has flare (you can see it under the sun), it just doesn't have any ghosting. Yes the 135/3.5 AI is coated - multi-coated for all AI versions I believe.

Wait, did the foto dude from VA really say "threat" I am sure he meant thread!

Reagan wrote:
Foto Dude wrote:
is there a better way to organize this threat? this threat has over 2.5k of posts.


I thought we were organized

Reagan

Thanks Ray, Ozark Airlines sounds like something from the midwest. Nowadays they are all mixed up. Baltimore's the hub for Southwest for some reason.

And Tony, that sign is nicely captured against the dark background!!

MDoc9523 wrote:
Samy I love the first shot of the Ozark Airlines. I remember them from my days in College in Missouri.
Tony that's nicely said!

Google is the answer.

(substitute what you are searching for and leave off the parentheses) site :http://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/929565

Put that in Google's search window, and wala!

Foto Dude wrote:
is there a better way to organize this threat? this threat has over 2.5k of posts.

Curtis that's a great set but this one works for me

jhinkey wrote:
kings_freak wrote:
georgms wrote:
Thanks for the kind comments on the fisheye- and fast 55-shots!
Inspired by John I've tried my old 135/3.5 Ai this late afternoon:

IIIIIoII von georgsfoto auf Flickr
135/3.5 Ai at f/5.6, D3s

This looks awesome Georg! I can't see any flare either, which is impressive. Is this lens coated?

傍ony
Oh it has flare (you can see it under the sun), it just doesn't have any ghosting. Yes the 135/3.5 AI is coated - multi-coated for all AI versions I believe.
Thanks John, I meant ghosting and thanks for the info!

傍ony

MDoc9523 wrote:
I took a trip to Honeymoon Island today to do some shooting with my 300mm 4.5 EDIF with the TC-14a. Before the rains came I was treated to my favorite honeymoon couple the Great Horned Owls. They have two new babies again this year. I was lucky enough a few years ago to get photos of them mating and seems as though they are still busy in that regard. There were many photogs there including a few of those Canon people


Sleepy owl, is sleepy.

Great shots Ray! They sure are pretty birds.

傍ony

saph wrote:
And lastly what does one do after the airline cancels the flight after changing its time 5 times; and one ends up in a hotel near the airport and can't sleep??

Well look out the room balcony and take a photo of whatever's out there!


Ugh, that would be so frustrating! Hope you get to where your going soon!

傍ony

Reagan wrote:
Out with the 50 1.8 this morning trying to decide if I really need to get a 1.2 again
I think they are about the same after F4 but the 1.2 has 1.2


Reagan

CGrindahl wrote:
And a few more...
This couple was backlit by the bright sun. This was what I hope to achieve. And this is what Sue hoped to achieve...


This was taken on the way back to the car.
Great capture by Sue!

傍ony

Reagan wrote:
Foto Dude wrote:
is there a better way to organize this threat? this threat has over 2.5k of posts.


"I thought we were organized "

Reagan
Tru dat! ! Yup, I just stroll and scroll.