November 2020

[golunvolo]

By induction, Olga likes Paco, Paco likes Z6 => Olga likes Z6

    You are right 

Mate, just face the facts - you have lost your Z6 for good - so you had better resign yourself to getting another one - maybe a new Z6(II)? 

 She still lets me use it here and there...

Vertical pano quad tone experiment

Z6, 85mm f/1.8s 3 images

   Cool experiment and results, Fons.

[Fons Baerken]

Thanks Paco and what Hugh says

Mate, just face the facts - you have lost your Z6 for good - so you had better resign yourself to getting another one - maybe a new Z6(II)? 

a Z5 is an option also

[Airy]

Df, Summicron-R 50/2 (II) @f/6.7, slightly cropped (and 16:9 ratio applied). The waterlilies are fading away. Water and reflected sky are never twice the same.

[golunvolo]

Street cat posed for me in a dark corner of Albayzin.
  Stretching the Z6 a little

  Z6, 50mm 1.8S @f1.8, 1/25s, iso 3200 pushed in post

[Birna Rørslett]

Test shooting that goes wrong still can make the occasional nice image

[Airy]

Df, Summicron-R. Lille, 22.11.2020. "Furnimbach" is one of those few remaining words that Google does not know anything about.

[Fons Baerken]

November 22

smartphone

Z6, 50mm f/1.8s

[Nasos Kosmas]

Birna amazing IR!
From yesterday's  bicycling: Ships  are in the docks due to lockdown on a sunny day, z50 kit lens

[John Geerts]

Firethorn

Z7  50/1.8S (and  Nikon  6T Close Up lens)

[Jacques]

As our town is virtually encircled by the River Severn the Fire and Rescue personnel take advantage of the high river levels  to practice their rescue skills.

 

[Birna Rørslett]

The intimate secrets of a Lily, as extracted by the UV-Nikkor 105mm f/4.5 with Baader U filter, Broncolor studio flashes (with uncoated xenon tube), and the PrimaLuce Z5.



This is a 100% crop of the frame. 13 captures stacked in Zerene Stacker -- these flowers are highly phototropic thus move too much around to allow deeper stacks. Thus I needed to stop the lens down to f/16, which is far more than I usual prefer, f/5.6-f/8 being the normal options. The powerful studio flashes (1600 Ws) have no problem throwing sufficient UV light onto the subject, though, even at a distance of 1m used here.

[Fons Baerken]

Beautiful work Birna.

[Fons Baerken]

November 23

Golden leaf acer.

D3s, 105mm /1.4

[golunvolo]

Beautiful and impressive work Birna.

[Akira]

The intimate secrets of a Lily, as extracted by the UV-Nikkor 105mm f/4.5 with Baader U filter, Broncolor studio flashes (with uncoated xenon tube), and the PrimaLuce Z5.

This is a 100% crop of the frame. 13 captures stacked in Zerene Stacker -- these flowers are highly phototropic thus move too much around to allow deeper stacks. Thus I needed to stop the lens down to f/16, which is far more than I usual prefer, f/5.6-f/8 being the normal options. The powerful studio flashes (1600 Ws) have no problem throwing sufficient UV light onto the subject, though, even at a distance of 1m used here.

Stunning image...