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Z9 F 105mm f/1.4E ED. ISO 500 1000s f/6.3 Cropped for framing. No other post processing.
- Thread starter Bob Hullinger
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Z9 F 105mm f/1.4E ED. ISO 500 1000s f/6.3 Cropped for framing. No other post processing.
Love the position of on the flower and great colors. Great job.
Very nice.
Super photo
Mark Hauser
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beautiful picture
Lovely Bob. Very natural colours and similarly natural sharpness make for a beautiful and relaxing image.
Nice!
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Thanks everybody.
The 105mm f/1.4 is opening new doors for me about how amazing classic F lenses perform on both DSLR and Z cameras. Shooting the Z 50mm f/1.2 S is leading me down a new Nikon road I met the 105 1.4 and began to truly appreciate great prime glass. If I have one complaint, and I really don't have any complaints, it would be that I keep reaching for a control ring under my thumb when I want to work with the aperture like I do while composing with most of the Z lenses.
The 105 F has me forgetting about rushing into the Plena 135 (it will come later without a doubt) and putting a Nikkor 200mm f/2G VRII under this year's Christmas tree instead.
The 105mm f/1.4 is opening new doors for me about how amazing classic F lenses perform on both DSLR and Z cameras. Shooting the Z 50mm f/1.2 S is leading me down a new Nikon road I met the 105 1.4 and began to truly appreciate great prime glass. If I have one complaint, and I really don't have any complaints, it would be that I keep reaching for a control ring under my thumb when I want to work with the aperture like I do while composing with most of the Z lenses.
The 105 F has me forgetting about rushing into the Plena 135 (it will come later without a doubt) and putting a Nikkor 200mm f/2G VRII under this year's Christmas tree instead.
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