Nikon Df - the new King of High ISO performance ?
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using R lens，self changed the mount, using ZF lens most of the time....
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Df+ZF28/2+35/1.4G+50/1.8G+135/2DC
Reviving this old thread so I can put my autofocus stuff up.
Check this happy accident out. Was messing around with in camera hdr today and while taking a rest on my walk my sidekick came over and posed for me. I was shooting 70mm and 125 shutter in camera hdr handheld which is just asking for camera shake. But the eyes stayed in one place! I like dogs...maybe cause I was born in year of the dog.
Here is a 35mm side shot of a no subject landscape type. I like the smoothness of the in camera hdr. Just paid a c note to have my camera detailed and I already have a damn spot on the sensor.
Check this happy accident out. Was messing around with in camera hdr today and while taking a rest on my walk my sidekick came over and posed for me. I was shooting 70mm and 125 shutter in camera hdr handheld which is just asking for camera shake. But the eyes stayed in one place! I like dogs...maybe cause I was born in year of the dog.
Here is a 35mm side shot of a no subject landscape type. I like the smoothness of the in camera hdr. Just paid a c note to have my camera detailed and I already have a damn spot on the sensor.
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Reviving this old thread so I can put my autofocus stuff up.
Check this happy accident out. Was messing around with in camera hdr today and while taking a rest on my walk my sidekick came over and posed for me. I was shooting 70mm and 125 shutter in camera hdr handheld which is just asking for camera shake. But the eyes stayed in one place! I like dogs...maybe cause I was born in year of the dog.
Nice catch on the eyes !
I think I need to put the 3D glasses to see the dog picture haha.
This is from my Digital 1 Photography class tonight. Fellow student. 35-70/2.8 This lens has a little magic in it that does all sorts of things very well.
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The thing that I (and a few others) have discovered about the Df is that the D series lenses on a Df tend to impart a good deal more character and pop to images than the newer lenses which tend towards clinical almost lifeless looks. As far as the 35-70 it is indeed a very nice unit for the Df...I use it when I need to be fast otherwise any of my manual focus primes at those focal lengths I find to be superior. Soon I will have a roll of Porta 160 to compare film camera VS Df which should be interesting.
Thanks bro for supporting this thread.
Thanks bro for supporting this thread.
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Some from the middle dragon made today at lunch just to get some shooting in.
A good thing about the Df is the way it handles poor difficult challenging lighting situations...usually very good. Harsh high noon sun.
A good thing about the Df is the way it handles poor difficult challenging lighting situations...usually very good. Harsh high noon sun.
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