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A very nice picture.
Besides the model, what is striking about it is obviously the depth of field and how changing it would/could change the picture.
It would be interesting to see a series of this shot with the lens stopped down in each case to see how the picture would change as the background comes into focus and the vanishing point becomes more apparent.
In fact when you look at this post with the tiny picture the background almost seems sharper than when you see the enlarged version.
Anyways, great picture.
sharing one photo from an earlier photoshoot
hope everyone is having a good week! ...
love the subtle asymmetry of the image...
adds to the openness and 'exposed nature' of the subject. Casey .
A very nice picture.
Besides the model, what is striking about it is obviously the depth of field and how changing it would/could change the picture. It would be interesting to see a series of this shot with the lens stopped down in each case to see how the picture would chan...
f/0.95
Don’t tell me you’ve got the Nikon Z nocturne? Is it really as good as they say? I just two weeks ago bought the Z 20 mm f/1.8 lens. Incredible piece of glass
The f/0.95 wow
Don’t tell me you’ve got the Nikon Z nocturne? Is it really as good as they say? I just two weeks ago bought the Z 20 mm f/1.8 lens. Incredible piece of glass
thanks, Jurry!
my lens is the Leica Noctilux i suppose you will be using your Z 20mm to take landscape photos?
Hi yes i do
Ive got the Z 6II with the Z 20 mm f/1.9 Z 24-70 mm f/4 Z 70-200 mm f/2.8 AF-S 300 mm f/4 (with AFZ converter) Waiting for Nikon to release their real tele lenses that are on the roadmap. The primes will probably astronomically priced but the 200-600 shou...
wow! that's a lot of lenses to carry around
I usually only carry either a 35mm or a 50mm around 😅
A sounds heavier than it is
I’ve got it all nicely stored in one of those special hard cases For daily use I have a backpack and bring only what I think I need.
