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Well done, I especially like the first two and number 4 because of the backgrounds. The third is a little busy.
all show good sharpness. I have that lens, and find it does well for "macro" especially if I use a close up lens on it.
The biggest issue I have with the Nikon 1 series is that it is limited in using additional flash, but it does surprisingly well in most "normal" cases.
Nice captures. Happy Thanksgiving.
 
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Guido Bee said:
Well done, I especially like the first two and number 4 because of the backgrounds. The third is a little busy.
all show good sharpness. I have that lens, and find it does well for "macro" especially if I use a close up lens on it.
The biggest issue I have with the Nikon 1 series is that it is limited in using additional flash, but it does surprisingly well in most "normal" cases.
Nice captures. Happy Thanksgiving.
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Thanks, you are absolutely right, this lens give me a pretty decent magification ratio on the long end and having a proprietary smaller hotshot mount sure isn't that cool... maybe someday I will try to explore using the Nikon 1 flash to trigger bigger slaves.
 
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