photos with D200 C&C please

[Dbrennan]

AF-S 17-55 f/2.8 @ 40mm f/5.6, ISO 200, 1/80sec



AF-S 17-55 f/2.8 @ 31mm f/5.6, ISO 200, 1/320sec



AF-S 17-55 f/2.8 @ 55mm f/5.6, ISO 200, 1/90sec



AF 85 f/1.4 @ f/1.4, ISO 500, 1/40



AF-S 17-55 f/2.8 @ 18mm f/4.5, ISO 160, 1/2sec
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[rfc151260]

Nice work. The first and last are my favs. The D200 is a classic !

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[Gale Bizet]

Nicely done images.

I agree with RFC...Great camera.. I still have one, and love it. She gets alot of use
Have a D300 also.
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[Dbrennan]

If I may ask, what is it about those particular images that draws you to them?

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[Deloner]

Awesome digree of grays in those images!

What kind of software do you use for processing? I've got Lightroom for my D200 but find midtones and shadows lack a lot of vivacity.

Neat job!

 

[fraserj1]

Awesome digree of grays in those images!

What kind of software do you use for processing? I've got Lightroom for my D200 but find midtones and shadows lack a lot of vivacity.

Funny, because I was thinking that the grays are lacking and there is too much contrast in all images.

The pic of the smiling woman is good (too much contrast, though), but the rest are lacking in composition IMHO.

 

[Richard Murdey]

1 is fine if that's your thing.

2,3 don't have enough DOF ... the subject isn't interesting enough to just leave one slice of it in focus.
4. camera shake and or motion blur .. bad.
5. That's cool.

 

[Cariboou]

Nice shots, and nice conversion B & W

Cariboou!
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[kuklukklak]

I like the last one. Very interesting. How did you expose? as his arms and hands are not blur.

 

[Dbrennan]

Actually, LightRoom is exactly what I use. The only downshot is that all of my post processing is done on an aging ToughBook and the screen does not give the same kind of fidelity as a desktop with a well-calibrated monitor. Many of these photos are simply "eyeballed."
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[Dbrennan]

What would you change in the composition of those images?
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[Dbrennan]

1/2 sec exposure ISO 160, f/4.5 with rear-flash sync.

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