Nikon Wednesday 2017: #29

 

Hello Nikon people (and happy 100th Nikon Anniversary ... wish I could say I was test-driving a D850, but maybe this time next year!). So this week it's just a quick smashed-down 1000px JPG of a high-res HDR mashup from the lowly, soon-to-be-obsolete D810. This was from the same interior of a new house where I was shooting some video last week. A three-shot, one-stop-each bracket in awkward lighting, merged through ACR. It looks a lot better 7000-pixels wide, that's for sure. There were better rooms to work in, but this file was handy. Share some photos, how about?

A morning walk through the streets of downtown Copenhagen

Nikon D810, 24-70mm f/2.8 @ f/6.7. 1/500", iso 400

Some water droplet pictures that I took last week. Nikon Df.

Coneflowers are blooming in our flower garden. D3400, 55-200 VR II

Backyard summer image

I got really sick this week and didn't shoot anything, but here's a day lily from my yard. D750+Lensbaby Velvet85.

Whimbrel patrolling the shoreline

D500 with 200-500 at 500mm, f/8, 1/1600s, ISO 360

 

Black-bellied Plover, same settings as above except ISO 560

 

Hood ornament

D810 with Sigma 50/1.4, f/5.6, 1/1000s, ISO 100

Tried some harsh noonday photography yesterday. Slim pickings. But I did get a crow. He seems to have a brushed nickel beak. How stylish.

Summer algae bloom colors, Kinda liked the colors. Is that a Star Trek vessel?

Torronsuo on Friday morning. D810, 70-200/2.8E FL, TC-14E III, 220mm, f/8, 1/2s, ISO 64.

D810, 45mm PC, f/11, 1/13s, ISO 64.

 

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Hello Nikon people (and happy 100th Nikon Anniversary ... wish I could say I was test-driving a D850, but maybe this time next year!). So this week it's just a quick smashed-down 1000px JPG of a high-res HDR mashup from the lowly, soon-to-be-obsolete D810. This was from the same interior of a new house where I was shooting some video last week. A three-shot, one-stop-each bracket in awkward lighting, merged through ACR. It looks a lot better 7000-pixels wide, that's for sure. There were better rooms to work in, but this file was handy. Share some photos, how about?[ATTACH=full]1200515[/ATTACH]

Great job on the lighting and perspective control.

The sun has come out. D810, 70-200/2.8E + TC-14E III, f/11, 280mm, 1/640s, ISO 64.

 

Nikon FM2n, 24mm f/2.8 N.C. @ f/8 x 1 sec. Fuji Velvia 50 film. Processed and scanned by NCPS. Corrected for horizon and cropped from bottom. Color is original.

 

A second one, taken just before the Badger Car Ferry came around to dock in Manitowoc, WI this afternoon. I like this one in Photo Illustration Mode more than the original, though some may disagree. D3400, 55-200 VR II

American skimmer in flight, Nikon FX body and 600mm lens

 

Whimbrel patrolling the shoreline

D500 with 200-500 at 500mm, f/8, 1/1600s, ISO 360

Dieter, that first image is very well done.

Yum. Where to start....

You can have the lilies. I'm going to chow down on a hosta.

 

Oh, almost forgot - I stole my wife's 105/2.8D for the above shot. This one I went back to my 85/2.8PC, A hard lens to use hand held, but sometimes it hits.

As you can probably guess I've been chasing bugs again. Another crack at the 85/2.8 on a D7100.

Nikon FM2n, 200mm F/4 AI, Fuji Velvia 50. Moonrise, Lake Huvsgul, Mongolia.