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Maple Acres Farm in PAVery nice Ryan My favorite duo
YES! amazing combo!
I packed only the 28/58/105 for tonight!
basically shoot with the 28 on my z6 on left side, and 105 on z7 on the right
using a Holdfast Money Maker dual strap
58G for insurance, in the car.
Anyway guys, super enjoyable this setup, coming from my hiatus with Sony. Just fly through the files without much effort spent on color. Look, these could look better, but I spent hardly any time on them.
I wanted to show people what the jpgs can look like, with hardly any processing.
All from jpg
using auto wb1
three second edits, quick sliders on LR,
NO WORK put in at all.
Wonderful shots Ryan !!! My travel trio has been the 28E, 58G and 105E for the last 2 years and my trip to Spain this year again will have these 3 along with my D850. I may get the Z7 or Z6 but still no rush Sure you can travel lighter but every time I do a photo sequence it is a pleasure to review the shots.
leaving right after nightshift at 2:30am to drive down to Duluth, Mn for their airshow i had a nice lighting storm over Lake Superior for the first 1 1/2 of the drive, nothing much in the way of lightning bolts though, just a steady stream of bright flashes
Here is my son with D200 learning how to do some long exposure photography. I have been surprized at how he is picking it up. Of course he tends to cut things off at the edge frames from time to time and doesn't always have the camera perfectly level but some of his pictures I'd have been proud to take. Isn't that what learning is all about? Opening your mind, realising that anyone can grow and learn.
I shot this with my 810, combined with a nifty 35mm f2 AF-D prime. It's not hard to see how three dimensional this photograph is.