spoupard wrote:
I can't think of a better way to spend a frigid Sunday afternoon than with a hot cup of coffee in front of a warm fire with my lovely wife.
Looks lovely, company sounds even better.
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GroWeb wrote: James Markus wrote:
Huss, You are making me regret selling a mint Nikonos V with 35mm f2.5 lens on ebay a few years ago. I should have known it would work fine on dry land. Just in the last few days I came across some unused film, and the only film camera I have left is an old Argus.
Jim
How badly do you regret selling that camera and lens, Jim? Badly enough to replace them?
For today's contribution, I offer you some vegetation (that green stuff that returns in the spring) from Big Qualicum River at the beginning of October, brought to you by my D800E with the 105 f/2.8 micro Ai-s and TC-16A (and weird lens ID in EXIF data) (first and fourth images), the 28 f/2 N (second photo), and the 105 f/1.8 Ai-s (third photo).
Great work Scott. I like all four of them.
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leighton w wrote: pbraymond wrote:
20mm f3.5 AI action. My contacts dried out some and affected my ability to check focus carefully. Thanks goodness for these old full feature lenses; stop down, use the focus distance and DOF markings.
Didn't know contacts could dry out. Can you feel it when it happens? What do you do then?
Add some drops. I have it particularly bad according to my doctor, my eyes are abnormally dry, does not happen to most people. It was really cold and dry and I was outdoor for about 5 hours in single digit temps, that probably made it worse. I tried blinking and tearing up but not to much avail. Forgot to bring my drops.
