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Nikon Wednesday 2021: #14


Matt Laur

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There's nothing like a project that forces you to re-evaluate your lens collection. Here are two screen shots from some video (shot on a Nikon Z6) wherein we're wrestling with how to capture something that's being projected into the subject's eye for what seems - to the subject - to be infinity focus. Worse, the image is rendered in a cone that works great for the human eye, but is terrible for videographers! Ironically, something like an iPhone's camera is almost better suited for this because of the nearly infinite DoF. It's a challenging problem. Focus distance has to be right up close, and yet FoV is tricky. I thought a macro lens was the ticket, but actually had better luck with my venerable Nikon 14-24/2.8, stopped down some. With video, we can rack focus over time to avoid needing to get the eye and the projection simultaneously in focus. It's always something!

 

Got any tricky optical challenges for this Nikon Wednesday? Share some photos!

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Taken on my front porch in Elk Grove, CA 29 March 2021 @ 9:57 PM

Nikon D750 1/500 sec, f/10, ISO 400 (Auto), Tamron SP 150-600mm f/5-6.3 Di VC USD G2 A022N @ 460 mm, SB-800 (in FP Mode), Range: 2.99

 

Fluffy (Probably digesting its recent catch)

 

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Spring has arrived. The Pride of Madeira flowers (a native of the Portuguese Madeira Island in the Atlantic) are blooming in California,

and the birds are taking full advantage.

 

I am not a good speller, but in the past I typically had no trouble with "Madeira." However, this year somehow I have the tendency to type Pride of Moderna. :cool:

 

Top image, Nikon Z6 with 24-70mm/f2.8 S lens. Middle image: golden-crowned sparrow, and bottom image: Anna's hummingbird, both with the 500mm PF Nikkor lens.

 

 

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Spring has arrived. The Pride of Madeira flowers (a native of the Portuguese Madeira Island in the Atlantic) are blooming in California,

and the birds are taking full advantage.

 

I am not a good speller, but in the past I typically had no trouble with "Madeira." However, this year somehow I have the tendency to type Pride of Moderna. :cool:

 

Top image, Nikon Z6 with 24-70mm/f2.8 S lens. Middle image: golden-crowned sparrow, and bottom image: Anna's hummingbird, both with the 500mm PF Nikkor lens.

 

 

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However, this year somehow I have the tendency to type Pride of Moderna. :cool:

Entirely forgivable with Covid and the Moderna Vaccine concerns so present ;)

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Why do I say things...

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