Bill's Barber Shop (my first mirrorless photograph)
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I can't believe you photographed a barber shop as your first mirrorless photo but didn't include a photo of someone displayed in the shop's mirror. 
Very nice photo. Enjoy getting to know your new system!
Very nice photo. Enjoy getting to know your new system!
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What can I say? I love the combination of yellow and blue.I can't believe you photographed a barber shop as your first mirrorless photo but didn't include a photo of someone in the shop's mirror.
Very nice photo. Enjoy getting to know your new system!
I think I'm going to like the Z7ii.
Glenn
My local barber is also a Bill's barbershop.
Of coarse I have not had a haircut since Covid started Feb 2020.
Great first image. But pretty much proof the camera doesn't make the art, it is the person behind it.
Nicely seen.
gary
Of coarse I have not had a haircut since Covid started Feb 2020.
Great first image. But pretty much proof the camera doesn't make the art, it is the person behind it.
Nicely seen.
gary
(I think) you will love the mirrorless. The lighter weight, the "better" lenses - enjoy Glenn.
Glenn,
Cannot wait to see how the new camera handles the interior shots that you do so well!
DG
Cannot wait to see how the new camera handles the interior shots that you do so well!
DG
I'm just grateful he didn't photograph his cat!
Enjoy,
--Ken
Thanks Gary...I appreciate it.
Thank you, Allan...so far it seems that the 24-70 S is noticeably sharper than my F mount version.
I'm more of a dog person, Ken
Thanks Dave...interiors have been put on hold with COVID restrictions for the most part, unfortunately. I am looking forward to putting the new 14-24 through the paces once places start opening up more.
Glenn
Good stuff...you got to love iso 64!
Thanks Bohdan...I've had the pleasure of ISO 64 for the past few years with my D850, too.
Back in the day, I shot ASA 25 Kodachrome!
Glenn
I'm happy to hear that you like the Z7ii, Glenn. I have the Z5 and am in love with it. It and the kit lens suits my needs perfectly and I'm glad I made the switch.
I know that your first shot was a more casual one, and cannot wait to see what you do with the camera when you really start to shoot! Congratulations on moving to mirrorless. Like me, I don't think you'll regret it.
I know that your first shot was a more casual one, and cannot wait to see what you do with the camera when you really start to shoot! Congratulations on moving to mirrorless. Like me, I don't think you'll regret it.
Thanks Lyndee...after shooting with the new gear for a couple of hours, I’m confident I made the right move. For now I’ll keep my D850 as well for shooting action.
Glenn
Congratulations on your new gear. I'm sure we will enjoy all your wonderful photos take with it for years.
I sure have enjoyed it.
I'm jealous of that 14-24 though I live in the 24-70 space. For my money, the Z system is not so much about the bodies as it is about the lenses which are uniformly better across the frames and generally as sharp or sharper than their g counterparts. You get spoiled quick. Are you going for the 2.8 trifecta?
The lenses were the driving force for me to go mirrorless. I already own the latest F mount 70-200 2.8 and it is stellar—so I plan to use it with the adaptor for the time being.
Glenn
Congrats on the new gear, Glenn. I know we can expect many more great images from it in your capable hands.
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