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Playing around with my 33 year old Nikon MF 50MM f1.4 lens on my Nikon D300s DSLR. I was pleasantly surprised to see that I could do it. I still have my first Nikon that my father bought in Korea back in 1978. It is a Nikon FM. I love that camera just as much as my latest Nikon. Well anyway, this is a butterfly in my front garden. The settings are ISO 200, f1.4 and 1/2500. I sharpened in CS5, plus made the colors richer. Also cropped it down a bit since this is not a macro lens I couldn't get too close. I really like the DOF this lens produced. It seems to have really isolated the flower and the butterfly. Looking forward to playing with this lens some more.
Playing around with my 33 year old Nikon MF 50MM f1.4 lens on my Nikon D300s DSLR. I was pleasantly surprised to see that I could do it. I still have my first Nikon that my father bought in Korea back in 1978. It is a Nikon FM. I love that camera just as much as my latest Nikon. Well anyway, this is a butterfly in my front garden. The settings are ISO 200, f1.4 and 1/2500. I sharpened in CS5, plus made the colors richer. Also cropped it down a bit since this is not a macro lens I couldn't get too close. I really like the DOF this lens produced. It seems to have really isolated the flower and the butterfly. Looking forward to playing with this lens some more.
Nice macro! I like the two vibrant colors together - yellow and purple. Keep up the nice work with this lens!
ReplyDeleteYes!! I am so happy to see that you got that fantastic lens working with the Nikon! A beautiful shot! Lovely colors and smooth background with that nice shallow DOF! This reminds me of a photo you would see in a photography book! Great Becky!
ReplyDeleteBecky, that is so detail I can see the little spurs at the base of the purple flower. Nice job, it's nice to see Nikon still keeping up. Nice job. Thanks for posting your workflow. I have a 60 mm Tamron, I need to use it.
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