The "E-Series" thread

[ccroy]

Nice pictures Andrew. Snow always fascinates me

 

[Moony16]

A few more from the E-Series 28mm F2.8 from the snowshoeing outing.

Hope you like them!

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Loch-Vale-3 by Colorado CJ, on Flickr

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Loch-Vale-4 by Colorado CJ, on Flickr

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Loch-Vale-5 by Colorado CJ, on Flickr

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Loch-Vale-6 by Colorado CJ, on Flickr

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Loch-Vale-7 by Colorado CJ, on Flickr

A real treat CJ--thank you.

JT

 

[Colorado CJ]

Thanks guys, here's one more from yesterday. Pawnee Buttes, in northern Colorado. Some weird light yesterday.

E-Series 28mm F2.8

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20-May-2013-1 by Colorado CJ, on Flickr

 

[wizzard0003]

Super shot, Andrew...! :smile:

 

[*BBD]

Thanks guys, here's one more from yesterday. Pawnee Buttes, in northern Colorado. Some weird light yesterday.

E-Series 28mm F2.8

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20-May-2013-1 by Colorado CJ, on Flickr

Aw, man, stop tempting me! I think the 24mm f/2.8 AF is next on my list, but then I see stuff from the e series 28.....

 

[ArtO]

Wonderful composition and colors Andrew. The 28mm f2.8E is quite a nice lens.

 

[*BBD]

I've just recently purchased a Nikon N2020 35mm film camera and love it paired with the older 105 2.8 (non-VR), but was thinking the 28mm series E would pair well with it, too. I think landscapes with that combo would be great, but maybe I should just save my pennies and get the AF 24 or 28 that could split time with that camera and my DSLR....

Stupid NAS.....

 

[falkman]

Thanks guys! The only issue with the 75-150 (except holding it steady) is vignetting, not so much in the corners, more like each side getting a bit darker. Seen it on bright backgrounds mostly.

Very nice photos Colorado. One of many places I like to visit in the states.

 

[ArtO]

Nikon EM with 100mm f2.8E; Fuji SuperiaX-400; 1/60; f8

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Swamp Trail - AZ2013 4.jpg by UGotaHaveArt, on Flickr

 

[ccroy]

Very nice shot Art

 

[BLX]

Nikon EM with 100mm f2.8E; Fuji SuperiaX-400; 1/60; f8

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Swamp Trail - AZ2013 4.jpg by UGotaHaveArt, on Flickr

Really great shot Art - lovely colors

 

[Moony16]

Time to resurface this great thread-----with the 50mm f/1.8

JT

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[wizzard0003]

Good stuff, JT...!

 

[ArtO]

Nice shot JT. The 50mm f1.8E is quite a workhorse.

 

[falkman]

E 75-150 at f/4

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[ArtO]

E 75-150 at f/4

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Very nice shots.I really like the selective focus and bokeh. The 75-150mm is terrific lens. I should get out and use mine a lot more.

 

[falkman]

Thanks Art! The bokeh is soft and nice. If you nail the focus it is pretty sharp too. Sometimes I think it is to light comared to its size. Difficult to hold steady. Also the zoom/focus ring on my example moves a tad to easy. When fully zoomed to 150 mm, using f/3.5, there is not much to play with. To get an object in focus I move my head back and forth, when hand held.

 

[Moony16]

Good stuff, JT...!

Art O: Nice shot JT. The 50mm f1.8E is quite a workhorse.

Thanks guys--Art, agreed on the workhorse for the 50mm f1.8E.

JT

 

[Moony16]

E 75-150 at f/4

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Nice showing off with that excellent lens!

JT

 

[falkman]

Nice showing off with that excellent lens!

JT

Thanks JT!