Leaving work today, I walked outside and the clouds… oh my, the clouds. I pulled the D7000 out of the bag and started shooting. I took the long way to the car. D7000. Sigma 30mm f/1.4. ISO100, 1/8000th, f/1.4 (yes, I should’ve stopped down, way down. Oh well. By the time I realized it, I …
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Got home a bit early today, and so I took the reversed 75-150 for a walk around the apartments. This is the best shot I got, though I was shooting more to test the performance characteristics of a reversed 75-150mm E Series in the wild than to make a competent photo. I tried to take …
Question: Why is there a tilt-shift type effect going on here? I’m probably going to take the 75-150mm E Series to the Arboretum for a meetup on Saturday, and I’m probably going to take it reversed, with ~30mm of extension tubes on the end as a sort of lens hood. An interesting thing about reversing …
Once again, no details, as I’m still working out what’s going on, what I’m doing, and what this is all about… Whatever it is, it’s lots of fun!
No details on this one just yet… I need to do some counting and figuring, but I’ll let you know what’s up by week-end.
And another one that I want to see printed BIG. Oh what fun things you can make with a couple of flashlights and some coffee stirrer things that will one day become a gridspot for the SB700 (maybe later today, but probably not). D7000, 75-150mm f/3.5 E Series, Reversed. ISO100, 1″, f/16.
Well I was all set to do another Super Macro Bros. shoot (and did, in fact, shoot about 300 pictures with one or another or both of the brothers, and all of their siblings), and had designs on some more HDR for no good reason, but there was just one problem… Somehow, in changing lenses …
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