I love the pastoral landscape we have in western CT, they often are coupled with farms. I keep hearing Beethoven #6.
First one was with Contax Zeiss 28mm distagon.
Luka
NIKON Z 60 mm f/-- lens28mmf/2.81/30s200 ISO0.0 EV
NIKON Z 6NIKKOR Z 135mm f/1.8 S Plena lens135mmf/3.21/1600s200 ISO0.0 EV
akul wrote:
Love these. 20/1.8 S, another great lens I have been pondering about. Too many to ponder…..
What is you take on the lens??
Luka
Luka,
Simply stated, it is the single best 20/21 I have ever owned. Period. This includes Leica, Zeiss and Canon. If you like the focal and shoot Z, you need to own it. It is ridiculously good even wide open.
Simply stated, it is the single best 20/21 I have ever owned. Period. This includes Leica, Zeiss and Canon. If you like the focal and shoot Z, you need to own it. It is ridiculously good even wide open.
Thank you. I expected to hear that. I have been pondering between 21/1.4 Voigtlander and 20/1.8S, leaning more toward 20/1.8S to stay in native mount, and its very short MFD.
Walk around a trail with small bridge. All wide shots are taken with Contax Zeiss 28/2/8. Short tele shots are AIS-105/2.5. ( Exif is wrong. I forgot to change lens setting, oops)
This weekends visit to Chatsworth House in Derbyshire UK, for their Christmas Spectacular. All with the Z8 and either the 14-30 F4 or the 24-120 F4 Z lenses.
I've been out at Loess Bluffs, shooting the past few days.
Yesterday, as I was shooting a brutal hunt (eagle vs goose), my wife texted me to say the refuge had shared my image.
This year, they drained the water from the main lake, to build a new levee, but did not get enough rain and so the lake is dry.
There are smaller pools with water though, but the number of birds is about 1/10th of what we had last year at this time.
This image they shared, was shot with a z7ii and Nikon 600mm f/4.
saaketham wrote:
I've been out at Loess Bluffs, shooting the past few days.
Yesterday, as I was shooting a brutal hunt (eagle vs goose), my wife texted me to say the refuge had shared my image.
This year, they drained the water from the main lake, to build a new levee, but did not get enough rain and so the lake is dry.
There are smaller pools with water though, but the number of birds is about 1/10th of what we had last year at this time.
This image they shared, was shot with a z7ii and Nikon 600mm f/4.
