NG Scotland 2016

[Thomas G]

Bjørn, all the best and safe travels home!

[David Paterson]

Frank shot Simone. Fortunately there were no serious injuries, but Frank appears to be using a lens which can see round corners.

[Akira]

Frank shot Simone. Fortunately there were no serious injuries, but Frank appears to be using a lens which can see round corners.

With the Ais Micro 200/4.0 IF, the result should be a big eyeball of Simone with the graceful vignetting. 

[Bjørn Rørslett]

The sloppy lens hood is a give-away for the 200/4 Micro AI/AIS ...

Departing Killin in a short while, unfortunately. Amongst other things I probably managed to be the first NG Member to be bitten by a tick indoors ... The event up to now has been a huge success and my departing will not detract from that, I surmise. I'm always positively surprised by the strong feeling of community and friendship that develops within these events and the Scottish meet-up was no exception to this general rule. Thanks and gratitude goes to Dave for his efforts to arrange all the meeting details and assist the members flocking to his home country. Well done, Dave.

[Olivier]

The 105 mm f/2.5 AIS has the same "feature", giving the perfect impression that I am using non-professional tools.

Take good care of you, Bjørn.

[Frank Fremerey]

Akira. Well spotted. This is a 200/4 Micro. No vignetting though.
This is a D500.

In a Café we have the first decent WiFi in Scotland.

[Fons Baerken]

something wrong with the connection forgot to send some of the pixels

[Mike G]

Hope you are all having a great time, although for a non cognoscenti a few names would be nice, so one can marry up the names to faces!

[Andrea B.]

Kelpie
Falkirk, Scotland
D750 + 24-70/2.8G AFS

[Akira]

Andrea, this is super.  Well spotted!

The exif data says the focal length is 45mm.  I suspect you used 24-70 zoom?

[Frank Fremerey]

colors in the water

[Frank Fremerey]

This is from the Sunday hike. The car on the left stands at 400 meters above sealevel, the first peak on the right side is 1100 meters.This is where Günther, Francis, the Simones and me had lunch. The Simones followed Bez who waited on the next peak, I descended with Günther and Francis. This was 5 hours for us, 12 hours for them. On the second pic you see Francis on the peak.

[Frank Fremerey]

Simone Surace @ our lunch position at 1100 meters

[Jørgen Ramskov]

Wonderful images! Love the big variation and those fisheye shots.

I hope Dave has gotten better by now. Really unfortunate timing Bjørn, I hope you get well soon, safe trip home!

[Andrea B.]

Akira, yes, it was the 24-70/2.8G AFS, old version, which is getting a little creaky. I'm becoming tempted to replace it with the new version after seeing it used here.