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Some shots from my new lense
Last Post 05/13/2008 08:49 AM by einsteins. 11 Replies.
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02/19/2008 01:36 AM  

Just got a new macro lense for my Nikkon so I thought I would snap a few pics.











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02/19/2008 10:00 AM  
some awsome picks man lets keep em coming
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02/19/2008 10:07 AM  
Fun! Nice pictures.....
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02/19/2008 10:50 AM  
extremely nice, looks like the lense works great. Like the close ups with the textures and color.
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02/19/2008 07:11 PM  
Nice pics....
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02/24/2008 07:31 PM  
Oh yeah....another great warm up for our photo contests....

I can see there is going to be some good competition out there...

eins
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02/26/2008 09:38 AM  
looks good, we missed you last saturday at the meeting. hope you can make march 29th, we're going to talk about photography a little bit as well as test kits!
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03/10/2008 02:53 PM  
So what camera model and lens are you using? Isn't it mandatory to include that info /w your shots? ;)
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03/11/2008 12:31 PM  
Nikon D70
Nikkor AF-S Micro-NIKKOR 105mm
Tamron 1.5x teleconverter
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03/17/2008 12:01 PM  
Thats a damn nice macro lens cyberjester.  Your pictures are nice but I think you need to lower your ISO. Your pics are grainy. A tripod with a remote will keep the pictures nice and sharp when using a lower ISO.

I just bought the Nikor 60 mm lens but it actually ends up being a 90mm when mounted to a digital camera. I hear it also has a really nice "bokeh". I guess we'll see. Hopefully I will be able to get some nice close up pics like yours.
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05/12/2008 11:21 PM  
Posted By tibbs2 on 03/17/2008 10:01 AM
Thats a damn nice macro lens cyberjester.  Your pictures are nice but I think you need to lower your ISO. Your pics are grainy. A tripod with a remote will keep the pictures nice and sharp when using a lower ISO.

I just bought the Nikor 60 mm lens but it actually ends up being a 90mm when mounted to a digital camera. I hear it also has a really nice "bokeh". I guess we'll see. Hopefully I will be able to get some nice close up pics like yours.

I was about to say the same thing.  Lowering your ISO to like 800 would be good.  I do know of some good photoshop plug-ins that do a great job of cleaning up 'noise' from pics taken using a high ISO.

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05/13/2008 08:49 AM  
I shoot my macros in 200 or 400 ISO

I just use a tripod and the timer to trigger the shutter...

Good luck

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