Broke out the flashes yesterday for the limp and wilting tulips
w/ 45 PC-E
Hi guys, new here.
Just got an entire set of photography stuff from my granduncle.
Included is the Noct-Nikkor 58mm f/1.2, 28mm f1.8( i think, can't remember off hand ) and a few other lenses. Using it with the F3HP! Shall post some pictures up here once I figure out how to use the stuff properly!
Wow, show some shots with the Noct!
bombomlee said:Haha, I don't know how to use an SLR... just learning to crawl with it.
If you guys have an outing or some kopi session, I would love to join you guys! ( Sorry.. OT a bit. )
But once you when to DSLR should be more simple.
Mount the lens & follow by turning to 'M' mode, and dial the correct shutter + aperture only.
Don't forget adjust the right F1.2 on aperture ring.
Simple shoot got simple nice!
Oops after shot may need eject the memory card and save into your PC/Laptop & follow by upload the sample to be show us here.
Cheers![]()
bombomlee said:The only "better" camera experience I have is using a Olympus ep1 for awhile, on the auto setting ( sometimes veering off the try the other shutter + aperture settings ).
After using the SLR for awhile, holy crap there's so many buttons that I don't understand besides the aperture ring of the photographic lens and the dial for adjusting shutter speeds.. haha.
I'm gonna develop the film in JB since its so cheap there... been taking a few shots of the moon with a 2x teleconverter + nikkor 500mm f8 lens and my dog. Haha!
Shall upload them next weekend when I get a chance to go develop the negatives!
Zichar said:Thanks Ryan, love what you captured with the 85 too
Focused then ran to scare them away didya?
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is it true that AiS lens unable to use exposure compensation and metering too?
not true. you can meter ais lenses on cameras such as the d7000, d200/300/600/700/800, d2/3/4 line of cameras
I tried using my friends 135mm.
It does measure BUT not accurate. I even tried using exposure compensation ( +/- ) still the same ... hummm
what camera was it on, and did you input the non-CPU lens data? spot or matrix metering?
That would be Setup menu (wrench icon), scroll to Non-CPU Lens Data
Input focal length and maximum aperture. That'll tell the camera what lens is on