Nikkor 85mm f/1.4D Lens
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T E C H N I C t a l k
15. April 2009:
I got a new toy!
A Nikkor 55mm / f2,8 - micro AIS, about 23 years old and manual.
Here my first take with the cheap alternative to make a little bit macro *ggg*
2016:
I still got it at my D800!
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in Taiwan Taichung Tanzi
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Nikkor 50mm/1.8 at f/16, cheap-ass extension tubes, Velbon tripod. I notice this has been hit a couple of times by people searching for Nikkor and extension tubes, so: I bought the tubes off Ebay dirt cheap, gave them a good dusting before using them, focus manually and use trial and error for exposure - which is just fine for macro. They are the most fun per pound I've had with photographic equipment since I spent twenty quid on a Zenit SLR in 1980 (and index-linked they win hands down).
Acting pre-summer, listening spring, talking June. Strawberry. Straight out of the camera.
Nikkor 105 f.2.8
I usually head for my local beach if I have bought a new piece of kit to test it out.
After using a camera with a full size sensor I have decided to save up and get a Nikon D700/800 body but certainly do not want to spend £££££s on FX lenses as well. Knowing the old Nikon lenses work well with its newest cameras'
Ebay beckoned and I managed to pick up this beauty instagr.am/p/bKPZ6/ Nikkor 135mm F3.5 made in Japan in 1979 for £105.
Very impressed indeed with it , sure beats the Chinese plastic crap.
Hopefully this coming year I will have some good images to post with new 'old " lenses and getting back to using some film ;-)
Sorry about the lighthouse image again!
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in Taiwan Taichung Fongyuan
相機Nikon D800
曝光25.9
Aperturef/9.0
焦距12 mm
ISO 速度200
曝光偏向0 EV