Mainly testing to see how Nikon's Image Space renders images.
D800, Sigma 10-20mm ..... 100m above ground level!
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Posted 31 January 2013 - 02:44
Mainly testing to see how Nikon's Image Space renders images.
D800, Sigma 10-20mm ..... 100m above ground level!
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Posted 31 January 2013 - 10:05
nice a little soft in the distance probably because of haze
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Posted 01 February 2013 - 02:55
thanks Fons.
Smoke more so than haze.
Australia, Victoria, and summer .... so bushfires are the norm.
There was one about 10klms behind me.
Speaking of strange and awful weather. We've had mild bushfires in the E-SE of Aus this summer, and not as bad as '09, but concurrently, about 1000-2000klm further north of here they've been ravaged by floods again, and some of the worst yet .... again!
Smoke more so than haze.
Australia, Victoria, and summer .... so bushfires are the norm.
There was one about 10klms behind me.
Speaking of strange and awful weather. We've had mild bushfires in the E-SE of Aus this summer, and not as bad as '09, but concurrently, about 1000-2000klm further north of here they've been ravaged by floods again, and some of the worst yet .... again!
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Posted 01 February 2013 - 08:06
thanks Fons.
Smoke more so than haze.
Australia, Victoria, and summer .... so bushfires are the norm.
There was one about 10klms behind me.
Speaking of strange and awful weather. We've had mild bushfires in the E-SE of Aus this summer, and not as bad as '09, but concurrently, about 1000-2000klm further north of here they've been ravaged by floods again, and some of the worst yet .... again!
The smoke cant have caused the vignetting, putting a dx lens on a fx body...cheers
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