the wind always makes using this one a real challenge
Erv
Loc: Medina Ohio
Pretty nice for being rusty! I wish I was that rusty some times.:):)
Erv
lots of texture, looks almost HDR-ish!
Wind, heck a slight breeze, is very problematic once you start pushing 2X plus. Looks like the rust will be off in no time...
Nice acquisitions. I was wondering what camera body you use in conjunction with that lens.
RedAdmiral wrote:
Nice acquisitions. I was wondering what camera body you use in conjunction with that lens.
Thanks I use both the Canon 5D Mk II & Mk III, these were with the Mk III.
napabob wrote:
Thanks I use both the Canon 5D Mk II & Mk III, these were with the Mk III.
Which do you like better Bob, the II or the III?
A-PeeR wrote:
Which do you like better Bob, the II or the III?
well for macro it really doesn't make that much of a difference, except the Mark II has crud on the sensor right now (keep meaning to do something about it), but for all other shooting I do (earning $ with it), the Mk III is my now my 'go to' camera.
mechengvic wrote:
lots of texture, looks almost HDR-ish!
thanks, I have never tried HDR yet.............keep meaning to
Erv wrote:
Pretty nice for being rusty! I wish I was that rusty some times.:):)
hanks for your input Erv :thumbup:
You seem to do "rusty" very well. These look pretty good.
I sure hope someone like Sigma comes out with a MP-E 65 equivalent for Nikon before long.
Flyextreme wrote:
You seem to do "rusty" very well. These look pretty good. I sure hope someone like Sigma comes out with a MP-E 65 equivalent for Nikon before long.
ah thank you, it would seem they would have a real market for them if they did, not sure how many canon sells but if they were as good as canon and competitive who's to say, I do know the sigma 150mm macro is calling me...................I like the idea of more working distance for skittish critters
I have the same setup and your right it only takes a few days away from it to get rusty. Looks like you are dialing it in well. I resist using mine in the field but I love it in a studio.
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