Missed it by thaaaat much. Tonight at Aldrich Arena in St. Paul. Blaine Bengals vs the White Bear Lake Bears (in white) in high school hockey. Through the glass with a D4 and 70-200 VRII.
An old image that haven't been processed for years. It was quite noisy (I wanted to retain the stars instead of star trails) and the church on the hill was really bright so dynamic range was a big issue, I do wish I had better gear there (lower noise, faster lens), and better skills
Love these. Change in bokeh from 1.4 - 2.8 - 5.0 is informative. No surprise for the first 2, but f5 bokeh is surprisingly still pleasant. I may prefer that for this subject.
Love these. Change in bokeh from 1.4 - 2.8 - 5.0 is informative. No surprise for the first 2, but f5 bokeh is surprisingly still pleasant. I may prefer that for this subject.
Luka
Thanks Luka The 58G has so much personality. Of course this is close and again the lens behaves differently mid to far distances.
Yes. I totally agree that change of characteristics for close to mid to far. Luckily for me, I love the rendering for all. Challenge is that my focus is tuned for about 2 - 3 meters. Which does not work in long distance. I need to remember that when shooting landscape.
I have been re calibrating my 58G this afternoon with Reikan FoCal software. I have opted for this method as the 58G can be quirky to calibrate. The FoCal software worked really well and I could then visualize the spread of the all the data points and see how the lens performed.
Shot with the D850 and 58G of Marisa in our office
Charles,
I just looked up Reikan Focal software. Interesting stuff. You use the 150mm target ? It is very true that 58's rendering of smooth focal transition makes the calibration probably harder than other lenses.
Luka