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<p>d800/e manual, page 245, 387</p> <p>and yes, it referrs to the nikon wifi unit.<br> it might be overpriced but it is a good starting point.<br> there is even an entry in the index.</p>

<p><a href="http://www.giyf.com/">giyf</a><a href="http://www.giyf.com/"><br /></a></p> <p>the manual of the d800 and the nikon homepage hold your awnser.<br> did you do any research yourself?<br> i usually really try to help, but this is like asking for the on and off switch.</p> <p>jeez, dude</p>

<p>oh yes<br> my bad<br> i was indeed confusing the pb6 with the pb 4</p> <p>pb 4 is the one i was wanting to suggest.<br> i am sorry for the confusion, cant edit my posts anymore.</p> <p>thanks guys!</p>

<p><img src="http://41.media.tumblr.com/262210bb4080f20506171b6fce3ba0c7/tumblr_n9ivxhuPYw1tipmvdo1_1280.jpg" alt="" width="1280" height="1657" /></p> <p>would not happen with bp6, you could correct it and get rid of this bending.<br /> has to do with camera position relative to the ground the leaf was lying on.<br /><br /></p> <p>nikon d3 <br />micro-nikkor 55mm 3.5 @ f8.0. <br />nikon bellow pb-5 <br />nikon pk-13</p>

<p>go for the bp6.<br /> bp5 works fine too.</p> <p>bp6 tilts, bp5 doesn't<br> bp6 is better<br> especially if you want to take shots of structure</p> <p><img src="http://d6d2h4gfvy8t8.cloudfront.net/17979470-md.jpg" alt="" width="680" height="452" /><br /> nikon d3 <br />micro-nikkor 55mm 3.5 @ f8.0. <br />nikon bellow pb-5 <br />nikon pk-13 <br />iso 2000 <br />1/60</p>

<p>the cyclysts are blurred because they moved.<br /> that is motion blur.</p> <p>look at the ghosting.<br /> best you see it looking at the helmet of the white fella.</p> <p>joe is right.<br /> you cannot shoot some place distant, crop in and expect wonderful detail and sharpnes.<br /> it does not work like this :)</p>

<p>yesterday eveneing i went to take a photo of a rock.<br /> but this will have to wait.<br> <br /> instead i will also post some furniture.<br> <br /> i was ..let's call it exploring..an abandoned house.<br /> i tried if the electricity was still there as it just has been put up for deconstruction, atleastthe signs said so.<br /> i found this tv set and plugged it in:<br /> <img src="https://scontent.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xfa1/v/t1.0-9/1383098_219425444923290_594751721_n.jpg?oh=3358c27eceb83b159855d7a2043ca7c2&oe=557B9807" alt="" width="960" height="643" /></p> <p>i went to another room and found this lamp:<br /> <img src="https://scontent.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xap1/v/t1.0-9/1924449_219425434923291_1809597314_n.jpg?oh=f6104397a0bcc29a97e51f4d1c7066bc&oe=5577B9E2" alt="" width="960" height="670" /><br /> photos linked from my fb page<br /> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/NorbertWabnigPhotography">https://www.facebook.com/NorbertWabnigPhotography</a></p>

<p>we got one in the studio.<br /> its amazing.<br /> just buy it.<br /> best price /performance rating</p> <p>it feels a bit palsticy...good plastic though.<br /> in my experience of the last year i came to the conclusion that plastic lenses won't shatter when they hit the ground -.-<br> and that's a good thing :)))</p> <p>here is the link to the test of photozone:<br /> <a href="http://www.photozone.de/canon_eos_ff/858-tamron90f28vceosff">http://www.photozone.de/canon_eos_ff/858-tamron90f28vceosff</a></p>

<blockquote> <p>Nothing records more than 14 bits at the moment.</p> </blockquote> <p>oh there are cameras that actually do capture more than 14 bit.<br /> just ass a 0 to the end of the prize tag of a d4s with no dot in between and there you go :)</p>

<p>first</p> <p>my drawing is not flawed<br> http://e5711.blogspot.co.at/</p> <p>:)</p> <p>and second<br> yeah you are right.<br> i was just providing another possibility, at least i tried as you cannot, never ever, shade against everything with the normal lens hoods.<br> try the 16-35 from nikon, the 85, the 14-24 even the 24-70 and 70-200 ..<br> i often had to help with my hands already.</p> <p>a compendium would be ideal because you can twist and turn it.</p> <p>i was trying to say<br> hey theres this, maybe this is something you didnt know rather than go buy the biggest compendium you can find.</p> <p>i am sorry if this came across wrong.</p> <p>cheers</p>

<p>looking good.<br /> enjoy!</p>

<p>in addtion to the other posts:</p> <p>they overly loose ring comes from using it...a lot.<br> thats a normal sign of heavy usage.</p>

<p>cool photos, joe</p> <p>and yeah..i am young and therefore the only critique i am capable of is "cool"<br> because nowadays, everything has to be "cool"</p> <p>sarcasm aside.</p> <p>cool photos, joe</p> <p> :)</p>

<p><img src="http://d6d2h4gfvy8t8.cloudfront.net/17991617-lg.jpg" alt="" width="1498" height="757" /></p> <p>i rest my case</p>

<p>i do not know about the d200 but newer models do have lens profiles.<br> when i use the pk 13 i do exactly that and the meta data is right.</p> <p>menu - non cpu lens - define one.</p> <p>go shoot.<br> check meta data. it is all there.<br /><img src="http://d6d2h4gfvy8t8.cloudfront.net/17979470-md.jpg" alt="" width="680" height="452" /><br> http://www.photo.net/photo/17979470&size=md</p> <p>for this photo i used:<br> nikon d3 <br />micro-nikkor 3.5 @ f8.0. <br />nikon bellow pb-5 <br />nikon pk-13 <br /><br /><br> as far as i know, i dont have any sample online, this also works with any other focal length.<br> just make your lens a 50 with whatever aperture you have. </p> <p>cheers</p>

<p>this might work<br /> <img src="http://seeyourent.de/assets/images/Article/ARRI_MMB-1_Kompendium_Matte_Box_Mieten.png" alt="" width="630" height="455" /></p> <p>the german word is "kompendium", i do not know the correct english term, sorry.<br /> does work for large format wide angle tilitshift, why not for full frame.<br /> it's the best lens hood, but a bit large.</p> <p>you probably will need adapter rings.<br /> make sure it does take filters</p> <p>test stuff yourself, hope you got a camera store with people who know stuff as<br> i cannot help you any further with details.<br> this is just an idea</p> <p>good luck</p>

<p>@john<br /> thank you for this terrific photo of a rock!<br /> huge rock...nice lines and i love the birds up their.<br> cool shot.<br /> <br />and yes, it had been my d1x, ..<br />it was broken beyond repair before i did this.</p> <p>i like quite a few of those photos.<br /> i love wednesday</p>

<p>enjoy your 35mm f1.8 ;)</p> <p> </p>

<p>the way i wrote monty python here, i will get sacked next.<br> but those who sack usually get sacked at a point.<br> and now for something completely different:</p> <p><img src="http://www.pimpyourcam.com/image/cams/PimpYourCam_0010_1_s.jpg" alt="" width="280" height="187" /></p> <p>yeah..thats right..</p> <p>check this out:<br> <img src="http://www.pimpyourcam.com/image/cams/PimpYourCam_0012_2_s.jpg" alt="" width="280" height="187" /></p> <p>:)</p> <p>the pain won't go away..</p> <p>got that from here:<br> http://www.pimpyourcam.com/pimpyourcam_galerie.html</p> <p>case closed :)</p>

<p>glad to hear that.</p> <p>settings like sharpness and saturation and whatnot you can do camera intern to any photo will be found in the image processing section with almost any system.<br> in addition to that there are some fancy filters.<br> like nikon offers in the d5200.<br> check this out.<br> pure awesomeness. <br> <img src="http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/dslr/d5200/img/features03/img_08.png" alt="" width="692" height="225" /><br> http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/dslr/d5200/features03.htm</p> <p>like...seriously...whoever did this hopefully got sacked.<br> yeah i referneced monthy pythong here.</p> <p>well, anywhooooo...</p> <p>enjoy your new config :)<br> all the best</p>

<p>@ paul</p> <p>it was a Nikon d1x</p>

<p>it's dead, jim.</p> <p><img src="http://d6d2h4gfvy8t8.cloudfront.net/17007738-lg.jpg" alt="" width="1500" height="1000" /></p> <p>as there is no thematic encouragement this week i decided to show some "work" :)</p>