just PMed you. Sorry, haven't been surfing this subforum the past few days
Thanks...enjoy your new toy.
Nikon D750 image sharing thread
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Thanks...enjoy your new toy.
blurboiboi
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hmm... i noticed it too.. my pic in my comp seems fine... maybe the u/l to flickr causes the problem?...
I can also see the moire in your flickr, not just in the forum. Anyway, not a big deal on moire...
blurboiboi
Senior Member
yah... i meant flickr pic has moire... but the original pic i have in my comp doesn't.. hee...
sharing a few more pics with 24-120 F4...
DSC_1141 by blurboiboi, on Flickr
DSC_1112 by blurboiboi, on Flickr
DSC_0924 by blurboiboi, on Flickr
DSC_0771 by blurboiboi, on Flickr
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blurboiboi
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with 24-120 F4
DSC_2263 by blurboiboi, on Flickr
DSC_2356 by blurboiboi, on Flickr
DSC_1889 by blurboiboi, on Flickr
DSC_1981 by blurboiboi, on Flickr
DSC_2263 by blurboiboi, on FlickrDSC_2356 by blurboiboi, on FlickrDSC_1889 by blurboiboi, on FlickrDSC_1981 by blurboiboi, on Flickr
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shong84
Member
what is the sharpness setting?with 24-120 F4
looks like over sharpness
blurboiboi
Senior Member
Ya hee.. usually i apply more sharpening for FB uploads.... too lazy to change for flickr.... will take note.. thanks...
blurboiboi
Senior Member
i did some post process sharpening... OOC jpegs are not too bad....
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You should never need to sharpen images out of the D750 beyond the lens profile sharpening amounts. If you're getting images not sharp even with proper shutter speed/posture, I'll suggest you perform an aftune. You'll be amazed how a +10 makes a huge difference. (You can easily test by putting camera on a stable platform and compare shots taken with liveview AF and ovf AF.
Sky looks great in DSC_2356, but spoilt by the leave edges
Sunset from today shot with the D750
amazing shot ...
e69087
Member
Was busy over the weekend but managed to rush to the shop in time to purchase the D750, my first FX DSLR camera. After settled the bill, again rush out & try to capture some shots before the sun set.
Have downloaded the manual a few weeks ago but have not got the time to read thru’ thus shot these in Auto mode. Did some minor post processing.
My thought is coming from an entry level APS-C DSLR camera, this FX camera is bigger in size & weights a bit heavier but the hand grip is good. This makes holding the camera firmly & without really feeling the weight.
Have downloaded the manual a few weeks ago but have not got the time to read thru’ thus shot these in Auto mode. Did some minor post processing.
My thought is coming from an entry level APS-C DSLR camera, this FX camera is bigger in size & weights a bit heavier but the hand grip is good. This makes holding the camera firmly & without really feeling the weight.
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e69087
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I believe most will say should have upgrade a long time ago...D5000!
ah, not too far off. I was from the D5100 :3
saberlancer
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