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Comment by K10D posted on Scary forest at 11/02/2013 - 04:13
Good work, well controlled and presented.
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Comment by K10D posted on Bread, oil & vinegar at 09/02/2013 - 22:36
womble wrote:
Correct Kris & Jeff. Its a V11 Sport. The number plate tells all. linkStuey wrote:
Nice shots - what is the second bike:
I it seems to be Italian but I thought that Ducati's have the 'v' front to back not to the sides and that Aprillia's are not normally that big but that is me showing my ignorance - possibly
Isn't it a Moto Guzzi?Nice shots - what is the second bike:
I it seems to be Italian but I thought that Ducati's have the 'v' front to back not to the sides and that Aprillia's are not normally that big but that is me showing my ignorance - possibly
The Hayabusa is also plated appropriately.
All comments appreciated.
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Comment by K10D posted on 41'C today and hard light. at 09/02/2013 - 22:33
The Big Blue
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Comment by K10D posted on 41'C today and hard light. at 09/02/2013 - 11:56
Comment by K10D posted on Pentax DA 560mm lens now shipping in the US at 06/02/2013 - 23:10
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I couldn't have got such DoF (the rain on the window and the subject in focus) on an FF or APS-C camera without stopping down to a point that would have made it impractical. I know FF cameras can be used with cropped sensors and APS-C lenses, but they cannot -as far as I am aware - replicate the extended DoF of compact sensors.
Generally speaking larger sensors will give better results. And I also mostly prefer the reduced DoF obtainable on larger sensors. But on occasion - the street at night for example - the heightened DoF of a compact sensor can make it the preferred tool.
A good photo by the way. K10D wrote:
I thought I was comparing two identical focal length lenses to show how actual DOF changes by having a different sensor behind them.
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This is academic. Surely what counts is how a camera behaves in use. This is a shot I took with a Q:I thought I was comparing two identical focal length lenses to show how actual DOF changes by having a different sensor behind them.
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I couldn't have got such DoF (the rain on the window and the subject in focus) on an FF or APS-C camera without stopping down to a point that would have made it impractical. I know FF cameras can be used with cropped sensors and APS-C lenses, but they cannot -as far as I am aware - replicate the extended DoF of compact sensors.
Generally speaking larger sensors will give better results. And I also mostly prefer the reduced DoF obtainable on larger sensors. But on occasion - the street at night for example - the heightened DoF of a compact sensor can make it the preferred tool.
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Comment by K10D posted on Merits of APS sensor at 06/02/2013 - 22:55
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Comment by K10D posted on events and street UK & Oz at 05/02/2013 - 12:51
I thought I was comparing two identical focal length lenses to show how actual DOF changes by having a different sensor behind them.
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Comment by K10D posted on Merits of APS sensor at 05/02/2013 - 10:54
No axes to grind Mhuni, so I'm unsure what you refer to.
You say but you meant? Now you are talking equivalent focal lengths? So due to a cropped sensor you have to reduce focal length to regain similar angle of view. So comparing two different focal length lenses for DOF is a non event. Apples and pears.
However, since you can get a 15-45mm lens for the Q lets fit the 14-24mm on the D700 and set 15mm.
The Q gets 8.4 ft to 12.4ft focused for 10ft
the D700 gets 4.6ft to infinity and a bit more FOV to boot.
This is not a FF against APS-C or Q issue rather than see the forest past the trees.
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You say but you meant? Now you are talking equivalent focal lengths? So due to a cropped sensor you have to reduce focal length to regain similar angle of view. So comparing two different focal length lenses for DOF is a non event. Apples and pears.
However, since you can get a 15-45mm lens for the Q lets fit the 14-24mm on the D700 and set 15mm.
The Q gets 8.4 ft to 12.4ft focused for 10ft
the D700 gets 4.6ft to infinity and a bit more FOV to boot.
This is not a FF against APS-C or Q issue rather than see the forest past the trees.
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Comment by K10D posted on Merits of APS sensor at 05/02/2013 - 10:20
I like the subtle effect these images present.
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