fcotterill
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The late afternoon light highlighted this fractal architecture but only from one perspective, where I had to fetch a stepladder to be level with the web. Unfortunately the gracile spider deigned to pose with her magnificent construction. First image - Nikon Z7, 58 f1.4G, f1.8, ISO80, 1/400. The second image - Nikon D850, 300 f4E PF +TC17 II, f10 ISO3200, 1/250.
These are both excellent optics, and the 300 PF is excellent for closeups as well as all aspects of nature photography. The 58 f1.4G aka the 'Neo-Noct' is at least 3 primes in One, unique bokeh used wide, extremely sharp shut down under f5.6, with optimum bokeh and tight zone of sharpness is set f2-f4. I prefer to shoot the Neo-Noct in L'view/MILC to ensure precise focus (my copy required +18 AFFT on the D850)
These are both excellent optics, and the 300 PF is excellent for closeups as well as all aspects of nature photography. The 58 f1.4G aka the 'Neo-Noct' is at least 3 primes in One, unique bokeh used wide, extremely sharp shut down under f5.6, with optimum bokeh and tight zone of sharpness is set f2-f4. I prefer to shoot the Neo-Noct in L'view/MILC to ensure precise focus (my copy required +18 AFFT on the D850)
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