One more boring test shot of the Commilte Pro AF adapter with the Nikon G-type lens for testing. After changing the rear adapter plate today, I went back to using both the new replacement front and rear plates. Focus still seems a bit hit and miss, so I'll need to try with other lenses when I get back to Southern California to try the out.
So far, so good. Not great like the Sigma MC-11, but at least can use AF for Nikon G lenses.
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Sony A7R II + Zeiss Loxia 85 mm f/2.4 by Ronny Olsson, on Flickr
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Don't really know how the picture on Nitro looks ?
On my Dell up3216q it looks good
but on my old screen benq 23 it looks really bad Nitro looks just fine and the image is sharp with pleasing colors.
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I took plenty images of macaws while in Costa Rica and they are actually attractive and have vibrant colors. But I barely post any images here. The reason behind that is probably because they are common, almost reaching the proverb of "a dime, a dozen". Oh, well, here is a portrait of a red macaw in a "studio" then...Doesn't matter how common.Shapely specimen always looks great if skillfully shown Like this ara - a real work of art of the animal world.
Parrots are my favourite "foreign" birds.Go on with publishing Joshua!
Thank you very much, Peire! I am flattered you like that image.
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Here is another image from Costa Rica. So far, I have not posted even a single monkey image here. And yes, as you can imagine there are tons of monkeys there and here is finally one of them. It is more as an environmental image in their surrounding rather than a "portrait"...
A quick trip to Shiojiri Japanese Garden in Mishawaka, Indiana brought about several infrared captures. A7R (converted to 850nm), Sony 12-24/4 at 17mm.