[axl]

1D3 + 28-70L
f2.8 @ 53mm ISO50

[Duh_Vinci]

Nice work you guys!

DWB - I've always been amazed how you find interest from such simple subject that most are tend to simply overlook, always enjoyed that very much!

Axl - very quite photos of your little one! Just noticed how you thinned out your Pentax line of lenses... I was wondering while back (while your were selling your FA* lenses, now I know why

Question for D700 (arriving tomorrow) - AF settings, sooooo many options! Is there a "custom set" for AF lenses, let's say for people on the street photography that any of you can recommend? I downloaded on-line manual, and simply amazed to the level of customization and sophistication that AF system has... So any feedback is greatly appreciated!

Regards,
D

[axl]

few more from me...
this time from a day trip to Greenwich

[itshimitis]

Cycled from Swansea's new SA1 development to Mumbles and back on another fine evening.

This is the lifeboat station:

Canon 5D mk III EF 28 - 300L at 300mm and f/8 1/250 ISO 100




On the way back I knew I would like to take a picture of the new bridge linking one part of the waterfront to the other over the river Tawe:

Canon 5D Mk III EF 28 - 300L at 28mm f/11 1/40 ISO 100

[itshimitis]

From mountain above Bristol Channel to get a slightly different perspective of things this evening around sunset.

This is five shots merged in HDR Efex Pro.

Canon 5D mk III EF 28 - 300 L @ f/16 and 40mm




And another traffic movement shot over the M4

Canon 5D MK III 28 - 300L at f/16 and 105mm 30 secs exposure

[noons]

Gee that Canon 28-300L is a cracker!
The last shot is supurb!

[Jewelltrail]

Excellent, very nice bokeh shown in that series. I especially like the one above. You're getting good use of that 85D!

Thank you Jay--the 85d is one of the lures of the Nikonian system if you ask me.

[Jewelltrail]

Great set, Jewlltrail! Standouts for me are the shot with the blue candles, and the one with the foggy mountain framed by the tree. Very nice.

Hey there V5--thank you! Means a lot coming from you.

JT

[bossa]

Gee that Canon 28-300L is a cracker!
The last shot is supurb!

I have to agree with that sentiment. And it also looks like they have a local high speed volcano to deal with. ;-)

Just my stupidity floating to the top on a Friday arvo.. ;-P

[Jewelltrail]

Took the summer car out of storage because the weather in Southern Ontario is so damn nice. Shot of my girls as we cruised around Elora, ON.

D700 / Tamron 28-75

c[_]

Excellent!

JT

[Jewelltrail]

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Getting dirty in the (not quite) Summer....

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f/1.8, f/2.8


f/1.8


Here are the first two larger - Looking forward to seeing where the D800 takes this little 50:

f/2.8

f/1.8

I love my little 50 too Jay: am sure the D800 will take it to higher levels. The limited DOF is splendidly used to accentuate your son's blue eyes, further enhanced with the framing by the big curls--well done!

JT

[Jewelltrail]

If credit were given where it were due in this thread one would need a whole lot of time to distribute it. This is an amazing thread, with amazing contributors and is so worth the visit. Thank you to everyone who makes it possible!

[darrenleow]

my D3 is stuck at APS while I await an eBay resolution regarding an AF unit repair because the camera came with a faulty AF.. hence the lack of contribution from me

[deadwolfbones]

Some 105/2.5 Ai:

[itshimitis]

Gee that Canon 28-300L is a cracker!
The last shot is supurb!

Thank you. The 28 - 300 shouldn't work at all because of its zoom range. It has some vignetting SOOC but easily dealt with in LR4 and it's a sharp lens especially bearing in mind it's 11 x zoom