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<p>My street under magical moonlight last night.<br />D700, Nikkor 28 F2 AI @f2.8, 30 sec.</p><div></div>

<p>My street under magical moonlight last night.<br /> D700, Nikkor 28 F2 AI @f2.8, 30 sec.<br>

<img src="../photo/10760031" alt="" /></p>

<p>Very happy WedNEsDAy! This is my first post here.<br /><br /> Coffee time. D700 + 35mm F1.4 AIS @ F4</p><div></div>

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Sigmalux is good lens for low light street photography as well as portrait lens. I love the bokeh at wider apertures between F1.4 and F2.5. Although I prefer Nikon's fifties for sunny day outdoor shooting. Some Sigma pics:</p>

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<p>Sigmalux is good lens for low light street photography as well as portrait lens. I love the bokeh at wider apertures between F1.4 and F2.5. Although I prefer Nikon's fifties for sunny day outdoor shooting. Some Sigma pics:<br>

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<p >For me, Ektar works perfect for nature/ landscape photography. Vibrant colors, sharpness, excellent blues and whites.</p>

<p ><a href="http://www.photo.net/photo/9264774&size=lg">http://www.photo.net/photo/9264774&size=lg</a></p>

Will try it more next winter.</p>

<p>Here is one more shot, Yashica GX, Ektar 100 overexposed 1 stop:<br>

<a href="../photo/9669853">http://www.photo.net/photo/9669853</a></p>

 

<p>Tim,<br>

Portra is great, but Ektar is also not bad for portrature. <br>

This is my shot taken with Hexar AF. No post processing, only crop in PS:<br>

<a href="../photo/9776815">http://www.photo.net/photo/9776815</a></p>

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I’ve plaid with P80 couple days. By my opinion, P80 is nice small camera but sensor is VERY noisy even in good light conditions. The next drawback is battery life. It is really short; in my case not more than 250 – 300 shuts. You could save many and buy really good small camera D40 for about the same price.