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X-T2 + 18mm f/2

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#3 X-T2 and Nikkor 28mm f2 Ai with Metabones adapter.

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Fuji XT-1 + 50-140mm+ ext. tube 11mm @115mm, f/10, 1/75s ISO200

 

 

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My wife's roses are elusive characters: in daylight their petals look waxy as if they had no texture at all and they also like to bounce about in the wind like crazy. But I got even with them - I sneaked at them late in the evening with a pair of strobes. Gotcha ! What do you think. The sharpening may seem too much but the intent is for print.

 

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with the Nikkor AF-S 300/4.0 ED on the X-H1 ... IBIS is sooo cool ... :) 


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