February 2019

[Fons Baerken]

Thanks Fons. 

Nice light with the zf 28/2  Is that a bit of distortion visible?

Corrected the perspective which provided for the exaggerated view.
The zeiss 28/2 nice lens not perfect moustachelike distortion,
but who wants perfect.

[John Geerts]

Nobody wants perfect.  The Zeiss 25/2.8 is also a very attractive lens, need to test it more,  but a bit busy with a lot of other things at the moment....

[Frank Fremerey]

Everything seemingly comes in pink these days?

If you skin the fish, the meat will probly be white

[Frank Fremerey]

Wonder where these stairs go?



d850  zf28mm f/2

no. I do read building restrictions. This is a fire escape to the roof

[Birna Rørslett]

If you skin the fish, the meat will probly be white

Actually, no. The meat is pink. Should know as I eat this at least 3 times per week

[Frank Fremerey]

Actually, no. The meat is pink. Should know as I eat this at least 3 times per week

Salmon meat is orange, kind of

Although I remember a scottish variety that is bright purple inside

[Birna Rørslett]

Pink or pinkish orange, not white. We agree.

[Birna Rørslett]

Fortunately the modification of the legendary Rodenstock XR-Heligon 100mm f/1.6 to native Z-mount does not prevent it from making wonderfully unsharp images same procedure as last year

[Frank Fremerey]

love you when you are less sharp, Birna ;-)

[Frank Fremerey]

My edit of the day, 19 years after I shone light on a piece of slide film I notice that there is a lot of information in that film I have never seen before. I further notice, that ACR12 is a great RAW converter for D850-NEFs!!!

*getting wet on dog days*

[steinbiggity]

Frank, I love that photo!  Capturing the puppy shimmying the water off and the person shielding from it!

 

[John Geerts]

I further notice, that ACR12 is a great RAW converter for D850-NEFs!!!

Great shot.

But ACR 12 ?  I only know version 11.2

[pluton]

horses in a field

ird5300  18-140/3.5-5.6

Lovely [false]color choices, Fons.

[Tom Hook]

This week we had a storm that started as snow and turned to sleet then rain followed by a quick freeze.
Here is the yard with a carapace of crystal ice covering the snow beneath as the sun was setting. Brrr...

[ColinM]

...19 years after I shone light on a piece of slide film I notice that there is a lot of information in that film I have never seen before.

Wonderful, this image speaks volumes!

Even with no faces visible, we can hazard a guess at their expressions (and some of the things being said)!