Ronny _Olsson wrote: sculptormic wroteRonny _Olsson wroteFrogfish wroteRonny _Olsson wroteIs there anyone who has Novoflex Adapter for Nikon and have tested longexp over 25sec and has problems with lightleaks? Suspect that my letting in light at stick
that you take on and of the adapter
Thanks
RonnyBlack electrical tape is the cure - or so I've heard !Should you need to do it with a 300 dollars adapter Hi Ronny, you shouldn't!
I thought most Novoflex adapters cost around € 110,--?In sweden they cost approx 205 euro for nikon to sony fit ( 1890 :- Swedish kronor )
Not much cheaper in Us
Great shot
Michiel ... sorry can not quote your image to this page .. dont know how
Here is the price at Novoflex Germany € 169 http://www.novoflex.com/index.php
Most others cost € 119,-- Still a lot of money. Also I think it is quiet difficult to order directly from them, I believe,
P.S. If it were mine I might just crop out most of the barge lower left (up to a little below the first light reflection on the right), without interfering with the main reflections.
Thank you!
I have a sort of natural resistance against cropping. Almost never do it, I like framing on the spot. But here I couldn't because I had to use the railing. I also did not really like the unsharpness of that boat but I decided to leave it that way.
desvenne wrote: sculptormic wroteLong exposure made on a bridge railing.you forgot to mention this is also in the beautiful city of Gent / Ghent, Belgium
Great shots, everyone, btw! This thread continues to be so much fun!
I edited it!
Ghent is such a wonderful city. I prefer it above Bruges because it has a better mix of architectural styles though time and it is more lively as well (students etc). Bruges is beautiful too but looks more like a museum of the middle ages.
And thanks everybody for the compliments and likes
Had a pretty cool little event on base, got to see an Osprey up close (actually inside) and some older cars were present. Went on a B&W kick for a bit because the FD 20mm goes apeshit on the WB when sun is in the frame (need to make myself a profile).
Love that Silver Efex 2 Some of this is doable in LR of course, but Silver takes it to the next level IMO.
And this last one is for personal reasons (but it does show off the crazy amount of buttons in an Osprey cockpit). My son got to see all the controls and I asked him to turn around and he was smiling with pure joy - no prompting here It was awesome to see him on cloud 9
dealing with the challenge i've inadvertently set for myself to only take pictures that can be taken while laying back with my right foot raised above my heart of things within 2 min on crutches from my couch.