NikonGear'23
Images => Nature, Flora, Fauna & Landscapes => Topic started by: stenrasmussen on July 07, 2015, 08:56:55
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First lens out is the Micro-NIKKOR-P Auto 1:3.5 f=55mm. While waiting for a technician to fix our sun screens (why are they ALWAYS late??) I grabbed said combo and shot an emerging rose outside. Not the best composition I know but as I am excirra I have to show my start :)
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Welcome back to Nikon Sten :)
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Welcome back to Nikon Sten :)
Dankjewel Jan Anne!
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That 55/3.5 micro seems to be very sharp and with great bokeh!
Enjoy the Df :)
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Congrats and enjoy! 8)
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Congrats on your new camera. I wonder how long you'll keep it :D
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Congrats on your new camera. I wonder how long you'll keep it :D
Unlike a lot of people I can actually claim that I have sought alternatives to the Df and not found it. So here I am...happy :)
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Congratulations on your new acquisition.
Your camera dealer(s) must love you!
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Unlike a lot of people I can actually claim that I have sought alternatives to the Df and not found it. So here I am...happy :)
Are you selling your Fuji or are you keeping both?
Still love my a7S but am slowly looking at a Nikon DSLR to complement the a7s, I do like the Df a lot but they fall in the same category for me (high ISO, compact, etc).
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A nice and pleasant opening shot. So how do you like the Df? Why did you dump the Fuji?
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Unlike a lot of people I can actually claim that I have sought alternatives to the Df and not found it. So here I am...happy :)
Welcome to the bunch of happy campers with the Df... :-)
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Congratulations on your new acquisition.
Your camera dealer(s) must love you!
They do Anthony...and I love them as I get to test 'n tey everything they stock.
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Unlike a lot of people I can actually claim that I have sought alternatives to the Df and not found it. So here I am...happy :)
Are you selling your Fuji or are you keeping both?
Still love my a7S but am slowly looking at a Nikon DSLR to complement the a7s, I do like the Df a lot but they fall in the same category for me (high ISO, compact, etc).
I dumped the Fujis...I really tried Jan Anne, but the N was too sexy so I caved.
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A nice and pleasant opening shot. So how do you like the Df? Why did you dump the Fuji?
Gary, I guess I never took a liking to the APS-C. Fujinon lenses are really good, but the cameras are not easily operated in wet/cold weather. The buttons, wheels and covers are too delicate and small.
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Unlike a lot of people I can actually claim that I have sought alternatives to the Df and not found it. So here I am...happy :)
Welcome to the bunch of happy campers with the Df... :-)
Thanks, although I was one of the first Df users in Norway I have since been twice in Fuji land with a D810 in between. I really enjoy having the Df in me paws again.
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Second official one. This time with the 28/3.5 K at f/3.5 and a couple of K rings. ISO 800 that's been lifted.
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That's a cool shot!
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The second one appeals to me through its colour and strange bokeh
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how did the blur circles get so nice n large...
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how did the blur circles get so nice n large...
the K rings forced me to go very close to the flower....5cm or so from the front element.
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Unlike a lot of people I can actually claim that I have sought alternatives to the Df and not found it. So here I am...happy :)
Are you selling your Fuji or are you keeping both?
Still love my a7S but am slowly looking at a Nikon DSLR to complement the a7s, I do like the Df a lot but they fall in the same category for me (high ISO, compact, etc).
Feel free to try my Df or D810.
I would be please if I can get you back to Nikon. ;D
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Here's numero 3. This time with the venerable 35/1.4 Ai-S at f/2. Pretty close to min focus distance.
As with many of the MF Nikkors one has to pay some attention to the background if a quiet bokeh is desired.