Originally Posted by Peter Lewin
Alanbutler: Perhaps its the subconscious effect of the signature line at the bottom of ImSoNegative's postbut I took one look at your Guadalupe Peak image, and went WOW! Wonderful.
Alanbutler: Perhaps its the subconscious effect of the signature line at the bottom of ImSoNegative's post
"WOW! Now thats a big camera. By the way, how many megapixels is that thing?"
Oh I'm universal 77mm haha step up rings on everything! (Except the 150 SS XL)
No vignetting issues?
Common mistake made by many. Just a tidbit of trivia, El Capitan was used as a landmark for wagons going west and this was carried onto use for early air travel.
David
Not with anything, as I said except the 150 SS XL which I just don't use filters with at all as I think it's a 95mm filter, just too costly for filters and don't need them that badly.
Everything else has 67mm or smaller filter thread so there's no vignette issues with a step up ring it doesn't matter because the extra 77mm difference means the filter is always bigger than the lens opening even when I stack filters.
Southeast Utah
Toyo 45A, 210mm Nikkor
Awesome!!! What film?Southeast Utah
Toyo 45A, 210mm Nikkor
Outstanding! Velvia 100?Southeast Utah
Toyo 45A, 210mm Nikkor
When was this taken?
Regards
Marty
I recently returned from my second trip to Zion National Park and my first exclusively shooting film. My goal for the trip was one good image from the Narrows, and I believe I accomplished that. Thanks for looking!
90mm, f/45, 2:30 Fuji Velvia 50, polarizer
180mm, f/45, 3:32 Fuji Velvia 50, polarizer
90mm, f/45, 3:32 Kodak Ektar 100, polarizer
Bravo in the zone shots
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