October 2024

[Airy]

"Bloody" sharp @f/2 indeed, check Dustin Abbott for his review on 75/1.5

... which I did already. Do you happen to have one? curious to hear about it.

[aerobat]

Mount Windgällen - Zf & AF-S 300mm PF & FTZ II

[Lars Hansen]

Mount Windgällen - Zf & AF-S 300mm PF & FTZ II

Great mountainscapes you have posted recently, Daniel!   

[Fons Baerken]

... which I did already. Do you happen to have one? curious to hear about it.

No i haven't Airy, will I, dont know at the moment?!

[Fons Baerken]

Great mountainscapes you have posted recently, Daniel!

Totally agree!

[Fons Baerken]

Oktober 10

Dog

Z fc  -  Viltrox 23mm f/1.4

[aerobat]

Great mountainscapes you have posted recently, Daniel!

Many thanks Lars & Fons - I like the Zf & AF-S 300mm PF for hiking - the mountains in canton Uri are impressive

[kasperbergholt]

One of two of my D3s - taken with the one with broken screen. And I think I've turned off exif data, at least none is stored in the NEF files.

Any good ideas on how to get it back (without a screen to access the menu)?

[John Geerts]

Great mountainscapes you have posted recently, Daniel!

Yes, Agree !!

[John Geerts]

New Hybrid

D610 AF-D 200/4

[Birna Rørslett]

I walk past this building every day on my way to herbaria revision work at the Botanical Museum, University of Oslo. It's very hard not to take yet another shot at the scene, since it changes all the time thoughout the seasons. I try to avoid, however I couldn't resist this last hanging leaf, though.

Z fc, Viltrox 56mm f/1.4

[ColinM]

Characters

Intruiging & pleasing Karl

[ColinM]

Competition.

I suppose PP can change things a lot,
but there's a fascinating range of brightness levels in this image between the star(s), the aurora and the streetlight Øivind

[Øivind Tøien]

Thanks for commenting Colin. I brought the 4s exposure down a bit, did some slight local contrast enhancements on the aurora and brightened the stop sign, but the scene is very close to what displayed on the back of the camera with daylight WB. Considering the very bright LEDs of the street lights, it was quite surprising how well the aurora competed with the lighted foreground (unedited cropped thumbnail below).

[Øivind Tøien]

Mount Windgällen - Zf & AF-S 300mm PF & FTZ II

Thanks for treating us to another breathtaking mountain scene, Daniel.