Cruizin The Neighborhood
Continuing my learning curve with the Nikon
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posted by dan in marin at 5:28 PM
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Saturday, June 09, 2012
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6 Comments:
I really like the colour and focus of the orange/red dragonfly. The reds infront of greens,, so good! And the empty space to the right makes it feel as if it's just landed there.
The dragonfly shot is spectacular, great detail and color.
--WT
Wow! I like the dragon fly one too. What lens?
Thanx everybody, I was practicing using the live view focus with the 70-200 f2.8. Manual focus with live view is quick and easy, by moving the point of focus on the LCD screen. Shot at 200 and cropped to approximately 100%. I think I will take Warren up on his offer for me to use the Nikon 200 Micro. It should be interesting on this sensor.
Dan
Dan, on your dragonfly and flower shots, were you shooting handheld? I can imagine that the D800e and 70-200mm would be quite a handful to hold. Also, I just looked up the price of a new 70-200mm on Amazon... Yikes!!!
--WT
No I was practicing with the live view focus feature, which is quite handy. I like you have been spoiked by the Lumix as well as the RF systems. I have to build up some muscle mass for hand held steadiness.
Everything was on a tripod, and I found a great deal on Craig's list for the lens. New lens at $2K+ is way overpriced, but the lens is one of Nikon's current quality performers, and I am happy with it. Warren, let me know when you want to do a city walk since I have more free time than you.
Dan
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