Larry Cloetta
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Nikon Z7 + Zeiss Milvus 135/2
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Nikon Z7 + Zeiss Milvus 135/2
PaulCooper
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Wow! What a landscape!...Cradle Mountain | Tasmania
Z6 and Nikkor 105/f2.5 Ai
nickthetasmaniac
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Darthfeeble
But you can call me Steve
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Larry Cloetta
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Impossibly cute, but I am always wondering where’s the mom? Or is this a pet, (seems unlikely). That one’s pretty young.
nickthetasmaniac
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Looking at Tyenna Peak (Z6 and 90/f2.8 Tele Elmarit)
...and on Tyenna Peak (Z6 and Voigtlander 28/f2 Ultron)
...and on Tyenna Peak (Z6 and Voigtlander 28/f2 Ultron)
Nick on this second one ^^^ I like that you included a figure as it helps for scale in this jagged pile of rock... must be hard/slippery to move about. Nice light too!
Larry Cloetta
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Nikon Z7 + Milvus 35/1.4
Larry Cloetta
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Butch Cassidy's Boyhood Home....Middle of Nowhere, Utah.
Robbing banks seemed like a good option.
EastNeuk
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Trees in snow
Trees in snow
A little winter photography with the Nikkor 35m 1.8 S.
Trees in snow
A little winter photography with the Nikkor 35m 1.8 S.
Larry Cloetta
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Nikon Z7 + Leica f/1 Noctilux + close up M to Z adapter
Larry Cloetta
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Badlands NP
Z7 + Zeiss 21/2.8 ZF.2
Darthfeeble
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Freakscene
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Nikon Z7 + Leica f/1 Noctilux + close up M to Z adapter
Tremendous - the tones are are just beautiful. Is this at f1? This makes me want to put my Nocti on my M10M and add a close-up lens.
Marty
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Hi Marty,
Just saw this, sorry. It is "probably" at f/1, though not sure, might possibly have been f/1.2. The Noctilux makes a nice close up lens.
Freakscene
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Larry Cloetta
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The close up M to Z adapter has been an unexpected pleasure, as opposed to just a straight adapter, as it opens up the usability of M lenses, but the Noctilux is the one that seems to benefit the most from that capability.
Though that’s probably just a personal preference of mine.
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An old abandoned road house on Hwy 49 in northern California.
DSC_2854.jpg by Steve Gumbiner, on Flickr
DSC_2854.jpg by Steve Gumbiner, on Flickr
Vince Lupo
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I've been shooting a bunch with the Z7 but it's all been commercial work (stills and video). This is the first time in a long time that I've used the camera for myself.
With the Nikon 200-500/5.6 - pretty much full-frame, ISO 800.
Our Nesting Sparrow by Vince Lupo, on Flickr
Interesting that the bird didn't notice that as it left its nest to fetch more food, I crept closer and closer. I ended up being about 10-15ft. away when I got this shot.
With the Nikon 200-500/5.6 - pretty much full-frame, ISO 800.
Our Nesting Sparrow by Vince Lupo, on Flickr
Interesting that the bird didn't notice that as it left its nest to fetch more food, I crept closer and closer. I ended up being about 10-15ft. away when I got this shot.
