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    Eyelight's Rest of the Story

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    Eyelight's Rest of the Story

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    Post your highways and byways.

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    Your favorite February shot

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    Eyelight's 52N for 2015

    10/52 Fence That stuff that looks like sensor dust is big chunks of back-lit snow falling from the great up above.
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    Eyelight's Technique 52 for 2015

    EV 0 Yeahhhhh. Those -EVs are a bit time consuming, but now climbing up into the relatively fast speeds of only a few seconds. Here's the EV 0 f/stop & shutter combinations. These are calculated values and will vary slightly from the printed tables you see online and in books. f/stop 1.0...
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    Eyelight's Technique 52 for 2015

    Ev -1 May be my favorite yet in this journey. f/4 at 32 seconds SOOC And the processed version which is mostly the WB change. This tree was bathed in tungsten light from a street lamp about 50 feet away.
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    Weekly Challenge Mar 04 - Mar 11: Topic SILHOUETTE

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    Eyelight's Technique 52 for 2015

    Ev -2 f/4 at 67 seconds Processed shot. SOOC below. SOOC
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    Eyelight's Technique 52 for 2015

    Ev -3 f/4 at 131 seconds It was late (some might say early) when I posted this. It's the processed shot. SOOC below. SOOC
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    1:1 at f/36 Versus 1:2 at F/8 Cropped

    Something here I tried to point out a few posts (pages back). First, I'll reiterate that calculations get you to the ballpark, but then comes subjectivity. Here is the formula for calculating close focus DOF using f/stop, magnification and CoC (same as shown on Wikipedia): Here then are...
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    Snap-on ratcheting screwdriver fan!

    Not taking anything away from the wonder of a ratcheting screwdriver, but this little screw-driving ratchet will drive a screw when nothing else will. Also has a 1/4" socket drive on the flip.
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    Eyelight's Rest of the Story

    Another Winter Event Yes. Those cat-sized blobs are freshly falling snowballs. Blue snow in the tungsten light.
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    Article: Winner of the Feb 18-25 Weekly Challenge : "BLUE"

    You can view the page at http://nikonites.com/content/479-winner-feb-18-25-weekly-challenge-blue.html
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    DoF v Diffraction with the Nikkor 40mm Micro 2.8G

    What I was after is seeing where the gain in DoF is overwhelmed by diffraction. We hear and see a lot about it, but the real world exist in my head, so here we are. The first series shown in post #1 was shot with the focus set to the minimum which extends the the lens and increases the focal...
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    DoF v Diffraction with the Nikkor 40mm Micro 2.8G

    Same method as post #1 except these were shot at roughly 1:10 and then cropped to 1024 pixels wide. #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6
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    DoF v Diffraction with the Nikkor 40mm Micro 2.8G

    These images were cropped from 1:1 shots to a width of 1024 pixels. Minimal post to even the exposure. Scroll without checking the EXIF until you find the best shot. #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6
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    Eyelight's Rest of the Story

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    Eyelight's First Click of the Day

    A scouting shot
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    1:1 at f/36 Versus 1:2 at F/8 Cropped

    Just continuing the discussion in a different place since it had more to do with macro work. My thinking is either method has it's place in the toolbox and one may work better than the other on a given subject with a given camera/lens. Change the camera and/or lens or the subject and...
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