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Not a Macro Lens to be seen!
Jun 13, 2021 19:33:49 #
John from gpwmi wrote:
Look great to me too, QD. Probably not worth the trip back into the house.
Thank you! Just fooling around with cameras! A near lifelong pursuit.
Jun 13, 2021 19:57:00 #
These are all excellent images from what I can see. I own a macro and almost never use it,anymore. Nice work Q. D..... 
Jun 13, 2021 21:41:42 #
Blair Shaw Jr wrote:
These are all excellent images from what I can see. I own a macro and almost never use it,anymore. Nice work Q. D.....
Thanks a lot!
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Sylvias wrote:
Beautiful grounds and flowers, excellent set quixdraw. 
Thanks very much, Sylvia!
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Jun 15, 2021 17:49:01 #
quixdraw wrote:
Mixed cloud and sun. Went out to get a couple of "record" shots of the garden at my Wife's request. D3 with AF S Nikkor 24-85 1:3.5 4.5 G. Just out of curiosity took a couple of photos I'd normally do with the macro. No surprise, it is what I did before I had the 105. What do you think? Maybe a skosh less sharp.
I agree that upclose, pixel snoopers might see a difference, the macro lens cannot capture the rest of the story. Great set thanx for sharing!
Jun 15, 2021 17:58:09 #
Sinewsworn wrote:
I agree that upclose, pixel snoopers might see a difference, the macro lens cannot capture the rest of the story. Great set thanx for sharing!
Many thanks!
Jun 18, 2021 22:19:43 #
Bowpet
Loc: Loveland, CO
What part of Montana? I was all over most of eastern Montana as a landman in the oil business - beautiful state and great people, but I haven't seen much of the western part, unfortunately.
Jun 18, 2021 22:30:51 #
Bowpet wrote:
What part of Montana? I was all over most of eastern Montana as a landman in the oil business - beautiful state and great people, but I haven't seen much of the western part, unfortunately.
North East of Billings, 75 miles out, south of the Musselshell.
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Jun 18, 2021 22:59:49 #
Bowpet
Loc: Loveland, CO
Thanks - another part I haven't seen much of. I passed through there once going to Billings from points north and remember it being a pretty area. Very nice pics, by the way, they look tack-sharp in DD.
Jun 18, 2021 23:07:14 #
love the scenery, and great comps, very nice.
I have found my 100mm macro to not have the detail, or resolution when used to anything but macro.
Perhaps someone here knows why ?
Thanks for the post :)
I have found my 100mm macro to not have the detail, or resolution when used to anything but macro.
Perhaps someone here knows why ?
Thanks for the post :)
Jun 19, 2021 11:09:57 #
Bowpet wrote:
Thanks - another part I haven't seen much of. I passed through there once going to Billings from points north and remember it being a pretty area. Very nice pics, by the way, they look tack-sharp in DD.
There is an awful lot of nice country to see in Montana, I sure haven't been through it all. Thanks, in re: sharp, the D3 and a good lens will handle most things, but the old 105 macro is amazing on the D810. The more a piece of equipment will deliver, the more you come to expect.
Jun 19, 2021 11:11:39 #
danniel wrote:
love the scenery, and great comps, very nice.
I have found my 100mm macro to not have the detail, or resolution when used to anything but macro.
Perhaps someone here knows why ?
Thanks for the post :)
I have found my 100mm macro to not have the detail, or resolution when used to anything but macro.
Perhaps someone here knows why ?
Thanks for the post :)
Thanks for looking - I have no idea what your issue might be. I would start an individual thread with questions and sample downloads. Lots of horsepower here, you will get good advice!
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