Oh look what you did now! It looks very cool. A "Mf ". It needs a bigger brother. I hope Nikon is listening. I'm envious of what seems like endless and easy access to adapters on your side. The lack of unique benefits of FT-Z for MF lenses has me looking for smaller alternatives as there seems to be nothing to lose/gain, with FT-Z only benefiting AF-S lenses.
This seems a pretty cool camera and with an adapter like that will suit your tiny range finder lenses, George.
SiMuMe wrote:
Oh look what you did now! It looks very cool. A "Mf ". It needs a bigger brother. I hope Nikon is listening. I'm envious of what seems like endless and easy access to adapters on your side. The lack of unique benefits of FT-Z for MF lenses has me looking for smaller alternatives as there seems to be nothing to lose/gain, with FT-Z only benefiting AF-S lenses.
This seems a pretty cool camera and with an adapter like that will suit your tiny range finder lenses, George.
SiMuMe wrote:
This one's for leighton. I got the Z5 and am quite chuffed I did. It is a nice nice nice camera. Where's Reagan and his? Short feedback is it's a more chunky version of the Z50 with IBIS and a 1/8000 (vs 1/4000) SS range, a proper AF-ON, 2 card slots and many AF things I don't currently care about. So far, I love it.
Wow to you too.
We don't have Hummers in the UK. Lovely birds.
Don't think mine were taken wide open - most likely f/4 to give me a bit of wiggle room on the depth of field.
I should take more notice of my settings but it is hard enough to track these creatures and get close to them.
The minimum focus distance of the 180 and PK13 provides a nice working distance without having to crop the final image too heavily.
Colin
asiostygius wrote:
Wow Colin!
Were these wide open??
One more from the hummer, this time saving some energy: some support to stop the wing beating
Just to mention 2 postings: Scotts Cove Reflections are beautiful in a „not screaming” way (pleasey excuse my lacking English again) and James set of antique stories is mighty fine in B&W.
The PC-Nikkor 28/3.5 shot at f/11 worked as predicted and delivered the „sunstars” I was looking for.
D750, the horizont is a bit skewed but I did worse in the past ;-)
This piece of woods close to the baltic sea is known as „Gespensterwald” - „spooky forest”.
