My wife Barb's "conjure-up" Meat Pie which was yesterday's dinner, and today's lunch and...
A 9 inch deep dish affair that was, is, and will be (lunch tomorrow) delicious. 85mm f1.4 ais
I think any other reason, and we'd be hearing about it somehow. I choose to remain optimistic
bruni wrote:
oh Laura, that's the only reason you can think of, the ONLY reason? I haven't seen him on Flickr or the AF thread Dean started either, so ......but if this is just to spur him on to respond, then, yeah sure, count me in.
ben
nikon 28mm f2.8 AIs
Tell him the jig is up... we know he switched back ha ha ha
Ballard wrote:
Laura, I assume you're either joking or trying to shock us. Since I talk with Curtis at least weekly, I can assure you that he's still very much in possession of his Df and Nikkor lenses, just busy with other priorities at this time.
James Markus wrote:
My wife Barb's "conjure-up" Meat Pie which was yesterday's dinner, and today's lunch and...
A 9 inch deep dish affair that was, is, and will be (lunch tomorrow) delicious. 85mm f1.4 ais
Fujifilm X-S10 + adapter + Nikkor 300mm f/4.5K ED non-IF hand held, ISO 640, f/5.6 at 1/400s. 61.5% cropped (16/26MP). No flash to avoid a startled or spooked bird, just using RAW to bring details from the shadows.
Ben, I am trying to imagine your positioning and posture while taking that shot with 28mm. BTW, your jig is up, the lady in the middle just caught you out I bet she wanted to tell you to lower your shutter speed Great mood in that scene.
bruni wrote:
oh Laura, that's the only reason you can think of, the ONLY reason? I haven't seen him on Flickr or the AF thread Dean started either, so ......but if this is just to spur him on to respond, then, yeah sure, count me in.
ben
nikon 28mm f2.8 AIs
Fujifilm X-S10 + adapter + Nikkor 300mm f/4.5K ED non-IF hand held, ISO 640, f/5.6 at 1/400s. 61.5% cropped (16/26MP). No flash to avoid a startled or spooked bird, just using RAW to bring details from the shadows.
On ebay i purchased an TC-16A modified converter from Jmvanauto in B.C. Canada. I set up my D700 per his instructions. My EXIF shows 145MM and the other seller is Leonasj in Litikiania and his instructions also show EXIF focal length reported is 145MM.My non CPU data is set correctly to the correct lens length etc. Is there some other set up that gives the correct focal length and aperture data in EXIF ?
Trying to make out what kind of bike that is. At first glance it had the resemblance of an antique Indian cycle from circa 1912, but quickly dismissed that with the disc brakes, but then saw the pedals and gas tank on it but no motor. Brooks saddle too. Maybe a hybrid build?
GeorgeBo wrote:
Trying to make out what kind of bike that is. At first glance it had the resemblance of an antique Indian cycle from circa 1912, but quickly dismissed that with the disc brakes, but then saw the pedals and gas tank on it but no motor. Brooks saddle too. Maybe a hybrid build?
saph wrote:
Ben, I am trying to imagine your positioning and posture while taking that shot with 28mm. BTW, your jig is up, the lady in the middle just caught you out I bet she wanted to tell you to lower your shutter speed Great mood in that scene.
Samy - I shot it from the hip. It's a crop. The original shows a lot more of the buildings in the background.
Philippe - I'm repeating myself here because I know everyone's not on Flickr. It's such an amazing reflection shot, it actually almost doesn't seem to be a reflection because he's looking right at the camera. It's very surreal having objects and text floating around him. It's also a very dark pic. I think the Prince of Darkness crown has been taken.
I bought this venerable lens new in 1979 and it seems to find new life on my Df. It may not be quite as "bokeh-licious" as the more modern 105s, but I think it does an OK job, even at f4
Speaking of "California Dreaming". I am hoping to make it to Joshua Tree NP for the Geminids (Dec 14). It is almost guaranteed to be cloudy here, in western Montana.
I bought this venerable lens new in 1979 and it seems to find new life on my Df. It may not be quite as "bokeh-licious" as the more modern 105s, but I think it does an OK job, even at f4
Speaking of "California Dreaming". I am hoping to make it to Joshua Tree NP for the Geminids (Dec 14). It is almost guaranteed to be cloudy here, in western Montana.
Nice shot Doug. All variants of the 105/2.5 are good in my opinion. Good luck at Joshua Tree, that is a bucket list location for me one day. A lot of west coast locations on the list of this east coast guy
I bet she wanted to tell you to lower your shutter speed 
Great mood in that scene.
