In the dark recesses of a small surburban house, somewhere in our nation's Capital, lurks an unseeming figure STILL kowtowing to the might of a D200...
Saturday, June 03, 2006
Walk around Brisbane
I'm not sure but I thought the 18-70mm - AFG DX would have been a sharper lens. Maybe I need to up the shutter speed
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f/8! f/8! There's ya problem ;) You're asking a lot of it if you expect it to be very sharp wide open. Will also help solve that slight vignetting problem.
Dood! are you checking my site all the time? or is there some way you can get alerted!? Hehe
I thought f/stop might be the issue, I wasn't happy with the rail bridge shot. That was 2+ sharpening in camera and USM in PS afterward. Also forgot I left camera on 800iso from teh night before.
Did you end up getting the 12-24mm DX? I think that might be a crucial acquisition
4 comments:
f/8! f/8!
There's ya problem ;)
You're asking a lot of it if you expect it to be very sharp wide open. Will also help solve that slight vignetting problem.
Which shots do you think are not that sharp?? And what's your sharpening set at in camera and in post processing.
Dood! are you checking my site all the time? or is there some way you can get alerted!? Hehe
I thought f/stop might be the issue, I wasn't happy with the rail bridge shot. That was 2+ sharpening in camera and USM in PS afterward. Also forgot I left camera on 800iso from teh night before.
Did you end up getting the 12-24mm DX? I think that might be a crucial acquisition
I'm stalking you :P
Haven't got the 12-24 because the 10.5 FE has satisfied my wide angle lust.. for now. It's a beauty :)
It's still something I want at some stage though... might see if Nikon release any wide DX primes at Photokina (12mm f/2.8 DX would be sweet)
Yeh bridge one just looks like lens softness from being wide open. Get yourself the 17-55 if you want to fix that :P (or just stop down..)
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