Exdsc
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28-80mm equivalent. The crop factor for Nikon 1 is 2.7x.
The EVF is very good, considering that you can get V1 with its kit for less than $300 today.
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28-80mm equivalent. The crop factor for Nikon 1 is 2.7x.
The EVF is very good, considering that you can get V1 with its kit for less than $300 today.
Kent
Finally at home...
I guess, the "V1" will be the next cam I buy. With the price you can snag it at ATM, I need to have one.
Had the chance to shoot with one twice and it really was impressive!
2 week later: Now, I have one. And I have fallen in love! 😉
VF101
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Bäume im Licht von fischerlaender auf Flickr
Bach und Schatten von fischerlaender auf Flickr
Two examples from the Bavarian Forest. The small V1 is the ideal companion for a hike in the woods.
sailor
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I carry my Nikon V1 outfit with me everywhere because it is so compact and lightweight. Really handy when you come across something out of the ordinary. This was a grab shot through the van window.
Taken for a Ride by Elmer Duck, on Flickr
Taken for a Ride by Elmer Duck, on Flickr
VF101
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cwalton
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A couple from my first outings with the V1 and 10mm. Seems a very fun and competent little camera - especially for the prices these are going for now!
Holkham sunset by eyetoldyouso, on Flickr
Blurred lines by eyetoldyouso, on Flickr
Holkham sunset by eyetoldyouso, on Flickr
Blurred lines by eyetoldyouso, on Flickr
lynnb
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bought a V1 with 10-30mm lens a few days ago - and impressed! All pictures with the 10-30mm kit lens:
Manly beach, Sydney in fading light. ISO1100, @27mm, 1/60 f3.5, pp in LR
barista, @18.5mm, iso110 1/30 f5.6
@10mm, iso3200 1/30 f5.6
Manly beach, Sydney in fading light. ISO1100, @27mm, 1/60 f3.5, pp in LR
barista, @18.5mm, iso110 1/30 f5.6
@10mm, iso3200 1/30 f5.6
stitchohana
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Girmantas
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what I can say that v1 is great system. Here with 18.5 lens
lynnb
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This was taken with V1 and 10-30 kit zoom:
lynnb
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a few high ISO night shots. Processing in Lightroom.
ISO1800
ISO2800
ISO1800
ISO2800
stitchohana
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Bought a F mount to Nikon 1 adapter (fotodiox)
Mounted the 50mm f/1.4 lens onto my V1
Test shot by stitchohana, on Flickr
Mounted the 50mm f/1.4 lens onto my V1
Test shot by stitchohana, on Flickr
lynnb
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^^ thanks for posting that stitchohana. Very nice result!
peterm1
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a few high ISO night shots. Processing in Lightroom.
ISO1800
ISO2800
(off topic) Its interesting Lynne how architecture says so much about a city. I am from Adelaide but have been to Sydney often enough to know how it looks. The moment I glanced at the first of your photos (and even before I noticed the more obvious signs like the cars on the left hand side of the road) I picked it for inner city Sydney. In fact I made the prediction to myself that it looked like an intersection of Barcom Ave and Oxford Streets. I dont know Barcom but have of course walked and driven down Oxford Street often enough when in town. When I checked on Google maps I saw that Barcom Ave does not intersect with Oxford but is just around the corner from it. Maybe as little as a hundred meters or so away. Not bad from maybe a half second first impression.
I often find I can do this pretty accurately with places I have visited. A weird skill. I wonder if others can do this?
(BTW which intersection or T junction is it? Just curious)
regards Peter
lewis44
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Shot in Half Moon Bay, California
Timmyjoe
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Just picked up an adapter to use my Canon FD "L" lenses with my Nikon 1 V2. You gotta guess the exposure, but I love the way the FD lenses render.
Canon 50mm f1.2L FD lens on Nikon 1 V2 body:
Best,
-Tim
Canon 50mm f1.2L FD lens on Nikon 1 V2 body:
Best,
-Tim
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