Burgundy with ProDegustation
May 5th, 2010
At the beginning of the blog, I wanted to post a lot of things but I had little post, now I shoot very regularly and I can not find the time, it's great ... Because I have lots of topics I want to speak here, I will address them in chronological order but according to mood, and continue posting retaining the idea "one post per topic."
First: I bought a month ago on 24 mm 1.4 Nikon, basically it's a bomb unnamed, the only goal I really that hard to fully open (yes, even better my 85 1.4). I will take time to return it in a specific post, as I have already used extensively in several reports on conditions quite different. Read the rest of this entry »
Pictures of Scotland
July 14th, 2008
Back from a short week restorative Scotland I offer a small series with predominantly bulk landscape menu.
The landscape is an area I have said too little explored until now. I took the hardware level with the D3 as optics: 16mm, 12/24 Dx, 50mm, 85mm and 80/200 all housed in a Lowepro CompuTrekker home. Read the rest of this entry »
Polarized sea and boat
October 22nd, 2007
Since the resale of my Sigma 18/50 2.8 (sold with its polarizing filter) I no longer has a polarizing filter adapted to a wide angle lens, I finally decided to invest in a polarizing adapted to the large diameter of the Tokina ( 77 mm).
The price of a polarizing filter varies with the diameter of it, with a diameter of 50mm is around the price of 50 euros for the 77 mark depending on the "street prices" are recognized around the 120 - 180 euros, when one goes to a very polarizing for the angle must be taken into consideration that the thickness of the filter can create additional vignetting (a large aperture) to that of the objective it is necessary to move toward a model thinner and therefore more expensive ...
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Air! , Pola and saturation
April 9th, 2007
Some photos taken in a beautiful blue sky, like the previous series I was looking for a denser up my sky, this time I was back to the sun so the task was much easier, no flash, just sunlight to illuminate the subject and a polarizing filter screwed up to get this very deep blue.
