Nikon Wednesday 2012: #30

kevin mayo · July 25, 2012

<p>Nikon 5100 with the kit lens</p>

panayotis_papadopoulos · July 25, 2012

<p>Hello beautiful people...lovely shots! Keep sharing them! Cheers!</p><div>

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martin_z. · July 25, 2012

<p>"Maestro's Nightmare"</p><div>

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Rob Davies · July 25, 2012

<p>Fish, ex lead singer of 80's prog rock band Marillion</p><div>

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ChrisSpeaker · July 25, 2012

<p>Here is mine for the week. Nikon D700 + Nikon 105mm macro D. Just some local flowers. Enjoy!</p><div>

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sadanand · July 25, 2012

<p>Happy Wednesday to all.</p><div>

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tombest · July 25, 2012

<p>Keeping with the somewhat botanical theme... a shot of a bromeliad flower from the Selby Botanical Gardens in Sarasota Florida.</p><div>

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thadley · July 25, 2012

<p><img src="../photo/16136872" alt="" /> I took a walk in a local park in Candiac Quebec which borders the St.Lawrence river and was treated to some spectacular skies.</p><div>

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DawsonPointers · July 25, 2012

<p>Greetings from the depths of northern Ontario.<br>

Garter snake sunning, Sault Ste. Marie. This fellow was about 1m long.</p><div></div>

phil_burt · July 25, 2012

<p>Good day fellow Photo Net members and Nikon shooters,<br>

I had the opportunity to shoot a friends son as he was practicing his skills of riding his dirt bike on a race track. This was my first experience at this and I really enjoyed the challenge.<br>

I used my Nikon D90, Sigma 70-200 @ 160mm, f5.6, SS 1/320 and iso of 800. Hand held on Manual laying on the ground - getting dirt thrown on me as he completed his turns.<br>

Thank you for looking,<br>

phil b<br>

benton, ky</p><div></div>

doug_santo · July 25, 2012

<p>Field and road. D700, 14 mm.</p><div>

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ShunCheung · July 25, 2012

<p>I tried out the new 28mm/f1.8 AF-S at night, hand held, wide open @ f1.8, 1/30 sec on the D800E at ISO 3200.</p><div>

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Robin Smith · July 25, 2012

<p>Fish looks so <em>old</em> now. I guess so must I...</p>

jpalmer57 · July 25, 2012

<p>Happy Wednesday all. A blacksmith's anvil at a local park with a working mill and blacksmith's shop. Unfortunately he wasn't working when I was there.</p><div>

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birdied · July 25, 2012

<p>Happy Wednesday everyone .<br>

Halloween Pennant (male)</p><div></div>

rodeo_joe1 · July 25, 2012

<p>Testing out my new D800 for flash synch. A small softbox supplied the white background with a 7" x 3ft strip with eggcrate for key. Lens was Tamron 90mm SP macro @ f/18, ISO 100.</p><div>

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rsands · July 25, 2012

<p>Shun, you have a very steady hand!</p>

ShunCheung · July 25, 2012

<p>Thanks Rick, but that was with a 28mm lens at 1/30 sec on FX, so the shutter speed should be fast enough to yield an acceptable image. In this case I merely wanted to try out how the 28mm/f1.8 works wide open. Normally, I would shoot that scene (which is a local building) on a tripod with the 24mm PC-E lens stopped down.</p>

<p>BTW, I just did a quick count. So far we have 5 images captured with the D800/D800E on this thread:</p>

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<li><a name="00aeLG"></a><a href="../photodb/user?user_id=5891701">Lorne Sunley</a></li>

<li><a name="00aeNM"></a><a href="../photodb/user?user_id=19054">Ilkka Nissila</a></li>

<li><a name="00aeNN"></a><a href="../photodb/user?user_id=2113657">Elliot Bernstein</a></li>

<li><a name="00aePx"></a><a href="../photodb/user?user_id=24372">Shun Cheung</a></li>

<li><a name="00aeQe"></a><a href="../photodb/user?user_id=2403817">Rodeo Joe</a></li>

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User_3607948 · July 25, 2012

Rather than contemplate mortality look at it this way ... you can now begin using another Nikon feature with the viewfinder diopter adjustment!! Mines cranked all the way :-( </p>

al_anderson · July 25, 2012

<p>Happy Nikon Wednesday! Trying to be a little artistic today. Somewhere outside Logan Utah. Processed with Fractalius in Photoshop.</p><div>

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dave_wilson1 · July 25, 2012

<p>Happy Wednesday everybody. Mortality indeed, thanks for reminding me Matt, lol. Let's just say "things ain't what they used to be"... BUT, I'm really enjoying these D5100s I bought a few weeks ago, these cameras are fun to use, especially the screen when you can't see right anymore like me. Here's quick snap of my older son and our oldest Sheltie who isn't that well at the kitchen table. Nikon D5100, 18-55mm @ 40mm, no flash AUTO, some mild gaussian blur of the background in PSE. BTW, that's just window light no flash.</p><div>

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knweinhold · July 25, 2012

<p>Wonderful shots today!</p>

<p><strong>Watching the Watcher</strong><br>

<strong>Nikon D5100 - Nikkor 300mm f4.5 EDIF MF + extension tubes<br /></strong></p>

tombest · July 25, 2012

<p>Roberta, it seems that your D7000 is functioning correctly again? I was wondering how that all worked out. Your dragonfly shots always impress me and make me want a 300mm F4.0 pretty badly.</p>

StuartMoxham · July 25, 2012

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erik_christensen3 · July 25, 2012

<p>from my recent photo trip to Thailand</p><div>

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