Super sharp Boblou! The Sig 150-600C looks to pair very well with the Baby Z. ;-)
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Super sharp Boblou! The Sig 150-600C looks to pair very well with the Baby Z. ;-)
Yes PhilM_TX, I'm very happy about that.
For the amount of money I think is hard to beat !
With statics birds no complaint.
Thank-you PhilM_TX.
A local steam train, uncropped:
In fact there are two engines back to back, apparently one would have difficulty pulling the carriages on the slope.
Down and dirty with some small mushrooms Hygrocybe coccinea, or scarlet wax caps:
Clavaria fragilis, or white spindles, in a cemetery:
Serpula himantioides, a close relative of wet rot, on a pine log:
The first image was taken with the 24-70mm F4 S lens at 35mm and F11. The other images were focus stacks taken using the 105mm F2.8 MC lens at F11 and ISO 100.
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In fact there are two engines back to back, apparently one would have difficulty pulling the carriages on the slope.
Down and dirty with some small mushrooms Hygrocybe coccinea, or scarlet wax caps:
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Clavaria fragilis, or white spindles, in a cemetery:
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Serpula himantioides, a close relative of wet rot, on a pine log:
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The first image was taken with the 24-70mm F4 S lens at 35mm and F11. The other images were focus stacks taken using the 105mm F2.8 MC lens at F11 and ISO 100.
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Hello. I'm new here. I've had my Z50 for a few weeks.
I apologize for the boring pictures. I hope to take more exciting pictures when I get a chance to bring it with me to more interesting events/locations.
I'd like to post this picture as my example of the lowlight capability of the Z50. I am very happy with the results.
The picture of the building below, was taken with the 16-50 kit lens. The excellent Nikon VR allowed me to go to 1/3 shutter speed, which made the low ISO possible. I am pleased with these results. Notice the subtle light gradient across the walls, as well as the sharpness by zooming into the stucco-like walls.
Shutter 1/3. ISO 560. F/4.8
Completely pitch black park (still under construction), with a dimly lit walkway. The lights were very dim, you could barely read a book under these lights if you were there in person. I manually focused to the first light post. Notice the clarity of the grass, and debris on the concrete. It is not distorted by ISO performance, and you can still see the pleasant glow of the trailing lights further in the distance. I don't believe a picture like this is possible with most APS-C cameras. The "larger than average" pixel size of the D500/D7500/Z50 sensor, the kit lens VR, and BSI-CMOS sensor of the Z50 make this camera more capable in low light conditions compared to other APS-C cameras.
Shutter 1/6. ISO 320. F/6.3
I apologize for the boring pictures. I hope to take more exciting pictures when I get a chance to bring it with me to more interesting events/locations.
I'd like to post this picture as my example of the lowlight capability of the Z50. I am very happy with the results.
The picture of the building below, was taken with the 16-50 kit lens. The excellent Nikon VR allowed me to go to 1/3 shutter speed, which made the low ISO possible. I am pleased with these results. Notice the subtle light gradient across the walls, as well as the sharpness by zooming into the stucco-like walls.
Shutter 1/3. ISO 560. F/4.8
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Completely pitch black park (still under construction), with a dimly lit walkway. The lights were very dim, you could barely read a book under these lights if you were there in person. I manually focused to the first light post. Notice the clarity of the grass, and debris on the concrete. It is not distorted by ISO performance, and you can still see the pleasant glow of the trailing lights further in the distance. I don't believe a picture like this is possible with most APS-C cameras. The "larger than average" pixel size of the D500/D7500/Z50 sensor, the kit lens VR, and BSI-CMOS sensor of the Z50 make this camera more capable in low light conditions compared to other APS-C cameras.
Shutter 1/6. ISO 320. F/6.3
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Very nice David.
Welcome and congrats on the Z50. I've had one for a while and really love it. I like to say "it's just a fun camera to shoot".
Feel free to continue sharing as you go.
Nowbody posts here?
From indoors...
And outdoors (our garden)
a vistor
and the sceptic engineer
From indoors...
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And outdoors (our garden)
a vistor
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and the sceptic engineer
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A fantastic series, Roland.
Great kids
Klaus
Great kids
Klaus
The green/blue striped one?Errr... hmmm...
... that's my wife in the first 2
Regards to a young looking wife
Klaus
Nice to have you back with us Roland, and your wife and kids too
I think this thread just needed a "wake up call".
Nice set, here & and in the subsequent post.
Here's a couple to keep it moving.
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Very nice set Phil, in particular like the last of the bird in it’s environment. Love the almost pastel treatment and then the fall off. Really nicely done.I think this thread just needed a "wake up call".
Nice set, here & and in the subsequent post.
Here's a couple to keep it moving.
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Thank you very much John. I appreciate it.
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