uscmatt99: lovely shots! I especially like boy portrait and vineyards!
Luka: awesome images as always! You really bring the best out of the lens! And I really like how you see the light and compose! Great stuff, my friend!
Toothwalker: great images from fjords! You really captured the mood. Just as I remember it to be! )
user222: sweet macro with great color!
bocaminus: great floral!
Ulff: very artistic! Love the mood you created!
HelenaN: sweet car! And wonderful image!
mortyb: love the lush greens and your choice for DOF!
JonasY: nicely composed!
mike reid: you had some awesome light on your hike! Great stuff!
Rodluvan: very nice, especially the portraits!
Jim: nicely composed and captured!
Lieutenant Z: lovely street shots!
mike reid: beautiful portrait of that kitten!
Lars: sweet closeups with great details and lovely DOF!
mike reid: top notch flower macro set!
johnahill: lovely set with all those lush greens and careful compositions! Well done!
mortyb, what aperture was used to take the shot. There are slight traces of mechanical vignetting on background, at least I do notice them. I bet it was shot around 2.0. Or narrow?
Johnahill's last Devon set pictures have a quite evident phenomenon of mechanical vignetting. They were shot wideopen I suppose, and I'm aware of such performance of 100MP.
N.B. search "cat's eye effect" or "mechanical vignetting" if u're not familiar with it. Or look at LieutenantZ's marvelous picture.
mortyb wrote:
Another boring shot from the forests. D700 + ZF 85/1.4. I like this lens, it has nice separation/pop ability + saturated colors.
AlexDROP wrote:
mortyb, what aperture was used to take the shot. There are slight traces of mechanical vignetting on background, at least I do notice them. I bet it was shot around 2.0. Or narrow?
Johnahill's last Devon set pictures have a quite evident phenomenon of mechanical vignetting. They were shot wideopen I suppose, and I'm aware of such performance of 100MP.
N.B. search "cat's eye effect" or "mechanical vignetting" if u're not familiar with it. Or look at LieutenantZ's marvelous picture.
I look back now on my shots from that day in that garden and wish I had stopped down a bit. I was suduced by the shallow dof at f2.0 and to be honest I've got some good compositions from that garden that have been ruined by shooting at f2.0, mostly becuase the DOF is too thin for the shot and the look I was after.
