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What a cutie!Nikon Z6 and 50mm 1.8. My new pup
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**This week with your Z camera, Feb 4-10 2023**
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A couple of shots from my walk around Coniston moor at the weekend. These were taken near the beginning of the walk as we began our ascent at the hamlet of Tilberthwaite.
Both images taken handheld with the Nikon Z7 + 24-70 f/2.8S. Processed from single raw files in Capture One Pro 22.
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Both images taken handheld with the Nikon Z7 + 24-70 f/2.8S. Processed from single raw files in Capture One Pro 22.
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Fantastic! Great shot!z9 with Nikkor 400/4,5 1,4 TC
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If you don’t aim for perfection, you cannot make a great photo. And yet, true perfection is impossible. So, at the end you must reconcile yourself to failure. No photo is perfect, you have to make your peace with that. How? You pick up your camera and you start again. —Carasco
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Very good.Just for fun, i tried using ISO 40,000
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What program do you use for your post processing?
ThanksVery good.Just for fun, i tried using ISO 40,000
ANAYV
DXO PL6
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Thank you. I've got a copy of that tucked away somewhere. Time to revisit it.ThanksVery good.Just for fun, i tried using ISO 40,000
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DXO PL6
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Impressive, indeed! Nice shots! The Z50 is really an amazing little DX format Nikon. The IQ of the Z50 is as good as it gets. It certainly handles noise like one of its bigger siblings. With a little help from DxO.Just for fun, i tried using ISO 40,000
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If you don’t aim for perfection, you cannot make a great photo. And yet, true perfection is impossible. So, at the end you must reconcile yourself to failure. No photo is perfect, you have to make your peace with that. How? You pick up your camera and you start again. —Carasco
commiebiker
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Taken from the crowd after leaving the photo pit
public_af_lobster
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Windows always hazardous to birds, fatal to small ones, any time one hears a thump.
Today was one of those days, at first glance it seemed as if two Annas had died. But
then as if to say "wait" put down the shovel, they stirred, struggled to sit up and clear the cobwebs.
Still one could see, the male bird shaken, nervous breathing, would likely recover. While the female bird
struggled, had labored breathing, with splotches of blood on beak, tongue, and on the ground.
Though a bit anthropomorphic that he had waited for quite some time, in hopes his companion would recover as well,
but he seemed to know that would not be the case and had flown off moments before she died.
(dual posts Z ML and Nature)
Waiting
Waiting
Struggle
Death
Death Portrait
Today was one of those days, at first glance it seemed as if two Annas had died. But
then as if to say "wait" put down the shovel, they stirred, struggled to sit up and clear the cobwebs.
Still one could see, the male bird shaken, nervous breathing, would likely recover. While the female bird
struggled, had labored breathing, with splotches of blood on beak, tongue, and on the ground.
Though a bit anthropomorphic that he had waited for quite some time, in hopes his companion would recover as well,
but he seemed to know that would not be the case and had flown off moments before she died.
(dual posts Z ML and Nature)
Waiting
Waiting
Struggle
Death
Death Portrait
Oh, man that is so sad! The hard part of life.
But life is short, shorter for some than others, and the only thing you can do is what the male did: fly away from it. Still, he will miss her. Thanks for sharing that.
I realized that If I had to choose, I would rather have birds than airplanes. —Charles Lindbergh
Impressive, indeed!Just for fun, i tried using ISO 40,000
Thanks!
Indeed it is. I never miss my D7500.
Indeed.
For high ISO, yes, but Z 50 doesnt need much help with ISO 3200 or less.
ANAYV
I had a Z50 for a very short time, bought it for my wife who decided to stick with her Canon Rebel. Yes, it images don't need much help at lower ISOs. I'm sometimes tempted to buy another one as a walkabout- or car-camera.Impressive, indeed!Just for fun, i tried using ISO 40,000
Thanks!
Indeed it is. I never miss my D7500.
Indeed.
For high ISO, yes, but Z 50 doesnt need much help with ISO 3200 or less.
ANAYV
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I realized that If I had to choose, I would rather have birds than airplanes. —Charles Lindbergh
Nice shots.I had a Z50 for a very short time, bought it for my wife who decided to stick with her Canon Rebel. Yes, it images don't need much help at lower ISOs. I'm sometimes tempted to buy another one as a walkabout- or car-camera.Impressive, indeed!Just for fun, i tried using ISO 40,000
Thanks!
Indeed it is. I never miss my D7500.
Indeed.
For high ISO, yes, but Z 50 doesnt need much help with ISO 3200 or less.
ANAYV
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I realized that If I had to choose, I would rather have birds than airplanes. —Charles Lindbergh
For its size and price the Z 50 packs a punch.
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Gorgeous!
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