Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Cameras, Lenses and Shooting gear => Topic started by: Ellis Vener on September 24, 2012, 12:06:29 pm
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The details are in the caption
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A detail I left out: The magnification ratio set on the lens was approximately 1:1.57~1:1.58x
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lovely image and lovely spider
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lovely image and lovely spider
Thank you. As long as I don't get West Nile Virus it was worth the mosquito bites and general discomfort.
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if anyone has any questions I'll be happy to entertain them.
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Just out of curiosity, why did you purchase the D600 although you already own a D800 or D800E?
Do you intend to use it as back up?
Cheers,
Bernard
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Bernard,
I am currently evaluating and reviewing the D600. I am an editor for a photography trade publication and write for a couple of others so the camera is on loan. Along with being a full time working commercial and advertising photographer (most of my work is B2B oriented , not consumer ads) I review cameras and lenses, lighting and other related hardware and products with a specific bias in mind: As a working professional would trust this instrument enough to use it regularly for my business?
For the record most of the cameras I own are Canon products (1D Mark III, Mark IV, 1Ds Mark III & 1D X bodies) but I do not let that bias me.
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Bernard,
As a working professional would trust this instrument enough to use it regularly for my business?
For the record most of the cameras I own are Canon products (1D Mark III, Mark IV, 1Ds Mark III & 1D X bodies) but I do not let that bias me.
Thanks, I was not suspecting any bias. I had mistakenly assumed you had bought one and was only just wondering how you intended to position it relative to the D800. Clear now.
Cheers,
Bernard
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Thank you. As long as I don't get West Nile Virus it was worth the mosquito bites and general discomfort.
Yeah, I just had west Nile. Not fun, hope you were more lucky!
Mattias
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Was it like Mattias?