I like that. Will deffo have to get thus Brum meet up and running. Trouble is I'm laid up in bed waiting for doc to arrive so might be a couple of weeks before anything gates sorted.
It will happen. Just not sure when.Oh poo Mickledore rest up. I'm looking forward to a Brum meet.
I know these type of shots have been done many times before but never by me, so here's my take on it.
Its just a simple shot I did in my studio of an egg balanced on a couple of forks. Shot taken using three studio flash heads, each with a largish soft box fitted and a black paper backdrop.
X-T2, 105mm Micro Nikkor (D) Lens, 1/125th @ F11, ISO-200, Multi Flash, Tripod.
Egg Balance-03572 by G.K.Jnr., on Flickr
for looking.,
George.
Classy shot George, very well done.
By chance has anyone got a Samyang 12mm NCS CS Fuji fit lens they might be thinking of selling in the near future?
Thanks;
Peter
Great image!
wOw...... Sublime!! Is that 'Classic Chrome' simulation or one of your own...?Another from Petworth House - this time someone is literally channeling JMW Turner!
Artist at Work by Ash Smith, on Flickr
wOw...... Sublime!! Is that 'Classic Chrome' simulation or one of your own...?
Superb colours.
Regards; Peter
In stock here: https://www.ukdigital.co.uk/samyang-12mm-fisheye-lens-fujifilm-x-mount.htmlDoes anyone know where Samyang 12mm is in stock? I can't find any that isn't ebay.
Anyone use nikon to fuji adaptor and lenses,whats your experience with the combo.
Thanks
George uses a 105mm nikon and does extremely well with it.Anyone use nikon to fuji adaptor and lenses,whats your experience with the combo.
Thanks
George uses a 105mm nikon and does extremely well with it.
Edit: bah, he beat me to it!
"Extremely well" is putting it mildly. He's a maestro. And I don't mean the Austin version.George uses a 105mm nikon and does extremely well with it.
Edit: bah, he beat me to it!
Thanks George,do you happen to know offhand any particular make that meets those criteria,if not no sweat,i will do some researchNo problems whatsoever Sir, I only use a fully manual adapter that I got for a few bucks from fleabay. If you want to use Nikon lenses that do not have an aperture ring (ie G type lenses) then you need an adapter with a little button thing on the side to stop the lens down but I understand the aperture you get is guess work. If you do go for an adapter then make sure its one that allows infinity focus as not all of them do.
George.
"Extremely well" is putting it mildly. He's a maestro. And I don't mean the Austin version.
Thanks George,do you happen to know offhand any particular make that meets those criteria,if not no sweat,i will do some research