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Some Test Shots 01: same camera location
Dec 10, 2016,19:12 PM
Recently I received an email discussing focal length so I shot some examples using my manual focus Nikon lenses.
Set-up 01: the subject and camera at fixed locations while changing the lens... this is the most common series as shown in almost all gear catalogs. The photos in this series were shot using aperture priority at f/5.6... the entire frame is resized.
20 mm f/2.8 - AI-S at f/5.6
28 mm f/3.5 - AI'ed Nikkor-H at f/5.6
35 mm f/1.4 - AI-S at f/5.6
50 mm f/1.2 - AI-S at f/5.6
85 mm f/1.4 - AI-S at f/5.6
105 mm f/2.5 - AI'ed Nikkor-P at f/5.6
For more test shots see part 02 and 03.
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Some Test Shots 01: same camera location
By: cshimokita : December 10th, 2016-19:12
Recently I received an email discussing focal length so I shot some examples using my manual focus Nikon lenses. Set-up 01: the subject and camera at fixed locations while changing the lens... this is the most common series as shown in almost all gear cat...
Some Test Shots 02: same subject size
By: cshimokita : December 10th, 2016-19:16
Set-up 02: the subject at a fixed location while adjusting the camera location so that the subject was about the same size in each photo. Aperture priority of f/5.6, Fuji Neopan 400, and the entire frame resized. 20 mm f/2.8 - AI-S at f/5.6 28 mm f/3.5 - ...
50 mm for me....
By: watercolors : December 11th, 2016-03:20
but it will take some time to fully digest the differences between the photos. Thank you very much for this illustration Casey. Best Regards Edward
Some Test Shots 03: different f-stops using a 50 mm
By: cshimokita : December 10th, 2016-19:25
Set-up 03: the subject and camera at fixed locations, aperture priority at two different f-stop. Shown is the entire frame resized. 50 mm f/1.2 - AI-S at f/5.6 50 mm f/1.2 - AI-S at f/1.2 Thanks for looking, Casey ...
Amazing effect ....
By: watercolors : December 11th, 2016-03:23
in the second photograph, I imagine not easy to achieve from a distance. Thank you very much for sharing Casey . Best Regards Edward
Shot # 4 for me.....
By: watercolors : December 11th, 2016-03:16
but surprisingly there are no visible quality in picture differences with different lenses in any of the photos. Amazing tutorial. Thank you very much Casey. Best regards Edward
absolutely...
By: cshimokita : December 11th, 2016-07:39
as the series shows, it's mostly about the background. You get the compression with the longer lenses and the background somewhat collapses onto itself. A good use for this is when you want bring the background into the photo. With Part 03 you have an exa...