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Can anyone recommend videos or suggestions on how to edit photos that already have fog in them? Every time I've attempted editing fog photos, they wind up looking like haze. :rolleyes: There are a number of tutorials on how to add fog to a clear photo, but I haven't found one that will address...

Allen's Camera had a Nikon 16-35mm f/4 lens in stock that was made in Thailand so I decided to get it. :cool: Its sharpness and contrast is definitely more pleasing than the Nikon 10-24mm DX lens that I wound up returning. Does anyone remember the TV commercial, I can't believe I ate the whole...

I'm really not happy with this lens. My building photos seem to be a little soft compared to other lenses I use. Plus the contrast is significantly less, too. I'm going to return it and will simply use my 14mm and 18-35mm on my D750 instead for now. After learning more about real estate...

I went out with this lens again today. This made me chuckle. ;) However, taking exterior building shots might be challenging. I didn't use a tripod today so wound up aiming upwards to photograph a few buildings. Granted that can be corrected in post, but I'd need a step stool and a really tall...

I always enjoy seeing your bird images, @wev - thanks for sharing!

Here are a couple of images taken with a preowned Nikon 10-24mm f/3.5-4.5 lens. I only had a short amount of time to be out shooting today so unfortunately I couldn't find any really nice architectural subjects for experimenting. Even when choosing the lens profile in Camera RAW, there was very...

I looked at your original image in Camera RAW. Take a look at the two red circles on the upper right. The white triangle on the left indicates your blacks are clipped. That means you have lost detail in those areas. Now look at the photo. The blue areas that are circled represent the blacks that...

I'm interested in learning more about Real Estate photography. Obviously a wide angle lens is required as well as a tripod - I have the Nikon 14mm f/2.8 and the Nikon 18-35mm f/3.5-4.5G lenses and a tripod but am considering the Nikon 16-35mm f/4 instead of my other wide angle zoom. Any...

If it is the first AF 300mm f/4 lens, I tried one. It's extremely sharp but is slower to focus than the two versions that came after it. It isn't compatible with a Nikon TC although it's possible an aftermarket TC might work. I think it has some type of drop-in rear filter.

And @wev you should be able to go here and navigate slowly though some of the subforums. The main link, the What's New tab, and other hyperlinks simply aren't working properly. https://nikonites.com/nikonites/#axzz6mJBh1LAl Or you can go here and scroll WAY down until you come to the main...

I shot at f/22 to capture detail in the sun's rays as well as depth of field. Little did I know my sensor was dirty - actually that's an understatement! The right side of the image had more spots than I've ever seen on a sensor. :beguiled:

Roy, did you upload these using the Insert Image feature, or did you upload them to the gallery to share? The reason I'm asking is because the EXIF is definitely there but isn't being displayed in the original posts. And what size are you using for the long side? All of these are 999px - but...

Scott Kelby posted this on Facebook: Last call to submit 3 of your best photos (any category) for today's "Blind Photo Critiques" on 'The Grid' (our live weekly photography video podcast). Here's the upload link: Dropbox - Submit files - then join us here for the show at 1:00 PM ET - hope to...

These are from Saturday, January 30th before this snow storm rolled through. We've had snow for about 2 days now. Frozen surf from a local lake. Canada Goose. When I posted on Facebook, I labeled this as a Canadian Goose. I was corrected by a Canadian friend that these are a Canada Goose. :)

Congratulations, @nikonpup - definitely a compelling vantage point for this challenge. :cheerful:

I took the liberty of downloading your photo and opened it in Camera RAW (same tools as Lightroom). Take a look at your histogram. That area inside the red circle shows you have a great deal of room to increase your whites which will raise your exposure. If you look on the panel, there is a...

For best results, a 4-way focusing rail will yield better images. Those allow you to focus right to left as well as front to back. I believe they also make 2-way rails if cost is a factor. This Cowboy Studio 4-way rail has been recommended by members here. The one I have is made by Oben but is...

Here are a couple posts that might be helpful for you. @Marcel mentioned using a close up filter here. Maybe he can weigh in on how his works and any pros/cons with using one. Marcel, does the AF work when using your close up filter? The following quote comes from this thread. And here is an...

Not able to upload more than one when using Chrome. The option to 'allow' flash is no longer present with Chrome. :( So I switched to Firefox. I had to click on a prompt that asked if I wanted to run an outdated version of Flash that would probably affect performance. That's the only way I could...

No date visible for the image posted by @nikonpup although I see the rest of the EXIF. And I checked with both Chrome and Firefox. Ron, please edit your post and type in the date. Sorry for the inconvenience!