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    Voting for Aug. 26 - Sept. 2 Weekly Challenge: Vanishing Point or B&W Repeat Pattern

    Voting for Aug. 26 - Sept. 2 Weekly Challenge: Vanishing Point or B&W Repeat Pattern "Vanishing Point" "Black and White repeating patterns" Submissions were to be either choice or even combine both topics into one image. Please vote for your choice of this week's Weekly Photo Challenge...
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    Hark 2020

    I haven't had much luck lately finding wildlife to photograph so was surprised when this young bunny showed up in our yard tonight. Unfortunately I hit my ISO cap of 4000 even though I set my aperture to f/6.7. That is wide open considering the TC I was using. Plus this lens doesn't have any VR...
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    Voting for Aug. 19 - 25 Weekly Challenge: "Long Exposures"

    "Long Exposures" Please vote for your choice of this week's Weekly Photo Challenge theme. The voting round will remain open for 3 days. In the event of a tie, the Weekly Photo Challenge Team will select a final winner. The winner of each challenge will select the topic for the next challenge...
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    Weekly Challenge Aug. 26 - Sep 1: Choice of two - you pick

    I really wanted to incorporate both choices of this week's challenge into one image but couldn't get the actual vanishing point into my photo. So this is a repeating pattern in black & white.
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    Matt Granger sells his Nikon DSLR's & lenses

    Matt Granger (aka That Nikon Guy) is moving to mirrorless but hasn't yet decided on a brand. https://petapixel.com/2020/08/26/matt-granger-says-goodbye-nikon-sells-all-his-gear-to-go-mirrorless/
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    Hark 2020

    Finding wildlife right now is difficult so I decided to go out with my D750 and 70-200mm lens. A thunderstorm rolled through here moments before, but I missed any lightning. This was taken through my SUV's window between wiper blade sweeps. It's been a while since I used my D750. In fact, when...
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    Voting for Aug. 12 - 18 Weekly Challenge: "Shapes"

    Congrats to the winners - and kudos to @cwgrizz for stepping aside since there was a 3-way tie. :encouragement:
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    Weekly Challenge Aug. 19 - 25: long exposures

    @STM would you please edit your post and list the EXIF? At a minimum, the date and camera model - and if possible, the aperture and shutter speed. Thanks!
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    Voting for Aug. 12 - 18 Weekly Challenge: "Shapes"

    "Shapes" Please vote for your choice of this week's Weekly Photo Challenge theme. The voting round will remain open for 3 days. In the event of a tie, the Weekly Photo Challenge Team will select a final winner. The winner of each challenge will select the topic for the next challenge...
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    Refurb 1.7x TC & 300mm PF

    And unfortunately that seems to be true. While it works well in some situations, it is unreliable especially for subjects further away. What I hadn't realized is my first photos with this combo offered me subjects that were somewhat close. But when I went back through images taken after getting...
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    Refurb 1.7x TC & 300mm PF

    Here is one from yesterday's outing with the 300mm f/4 PF coupled with the Nikon 1.7x TC. No cropping was applied. I was less than 15 feet away so my depth of field is less than 1" - which is why the feathers on the far side are blurred. Was aiming to keep the feathers in the foreground in...
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    shooting through glass..

    By the way, here is one of my car photos that was hilarious. I rotated the CP filter, and much to my surprise, the windows suddenly became multicolored. I showed the image to the owners. They said this is a genuine racing car, and the windows are made out of something more like Plexiglas. Part...
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    Weekly Challenge Aug. 12 - 18: Shapes

    Twice deleted, @STM - maybe you tried to edit it but clicked the wrong button? :confused:
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    Refurb 1.7x TC & 300mm PF

    I even went out one last time with the 300mm f/4 PF and the 1.7x TC, but almost everything was out of focus. So I swapped out the 300mm f/4 PF for the 300mm f/4 non-VR lens coupled with the TC. Wow, it is heavy compared with the PF. Since there isn't any VR, I made sure to increase my shutter...
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    Voting for Aug 5 - 11 Weekly Challenge "Food {Pasta)"

    "Food (Pasta)" Please vote for your choice of this week's Weekly Photo Challenge theme. The voting round will remain open for 3 days. In the event of a tie, the Weekly Photo Challenge Team will select a final winner. The winner of each challenge will select the topic for the next challenge...
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    Gear Availability Issues

    @Whiskeyman keep watch of how the $100 savings is offered or stated. I was on the fence for a while. Then when the $100 instant rebate was supposed to end by June 30th, I asked Jake if it was a good price. He said yes so after a couple more days sitting on the fence, I decided to get off...
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    Weekly Challenge July 29 -Aug. 5: Sign

    @TwistedThrottle Bob Blaylock you are free to post your images again by tonight's cutoff time. There wasn't anything wrong with TT's entry. It was simply an image without any comment. Bob, you aren't permitted to give your opinion of mask wearing or calling people dumb or stupid who hold a...
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    How do you import raw and jpg files separately into Mac?

    Just a heads up that when you hyperlink a user's name, you have to type their names out exactly as they appear on the forum. Otherwise, you might tag the wrong person. @FredKingston @Dawg Pics
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    Refurb 1.7x TC & 300mm PF

    Here are a few samples from this afternoon. No Shake Reduction was utilized. With all these, the focus point was on their faces - and possibly recomposed once focus was achieved (and yes, the BBF was first locked then let go to recompose). These first two were pretty good as far as sharpness...
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    Refurb 1.7x TC & 300mm PF

    Pics or it didn't happen. :beguiled: Here is one of the last images I shot this afternoon with Sport VR which is my preferred choice of VR. Cropped slightly. I was reasonably close - hence the slight crop. But being close means there is a shallower Dof - so definitely a good test. The only...
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