Your D200 takes very good quality night shots and very natural looking too. That's indeed a classy phone booth. I find myself peering through the ferns to study the interior of the booth. Maybe Dr Who can use the design to tart up his Tardis!
Gavin, I took this where plenty of light available. I usually take few shots with different exposure and pick one has minimum noise level. I think the lens contributes IQ as well, but take espouser right is important for low light condition. I took many no-good shots as well.
It's a hand-held and no flash. The 1/15 (or 1/10) on 50mm prime, That is about slowest hand-held shutter speed I can live with my D200 or F4, but not with FM2.
Tena koe ehoa I really like this image Ben for it's clarity and it's technical application. Really great light/aperture and that lens you've got is worth every pixel it sees.
Thanks, Ndiginiz. I love my 50mm/1.4. This is the first lens I bought in 1989, when I switch to Nikon from Canon and I also had a FD-50/1.4 before this. It's great prime lens, very versatile in any condition. I'm kind of getting used to the 1.5 cropping factor that make this standard prime to short telephoto prime. I can recommend this lens to everyone.
Nelson, New Zealand
Gorgeous image.
ReplyDeleteCheers, Ruth.
ReplyDeleteloved the etched ferns, Ben.
ReplyDeleteYour D200 takes very good quality night shots and very natural looking too. That's indeed a classy phone booth. I find myself peering through the ferns to study the interior of the booth. Maybe Dr Who can use the design to tart up his Tardis!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Moi.
ReplyDeleteGavin, I took this where plenty of light available. I usually take few shots with different exposure and pick one has minimum noise level. I think the lens contributes IQ as well, but take espouser right is important for low light condition. I took many no-good shots as well.
It's a hand-held and no flash. The 1/15 (or 1/10) on 50mm prime, That is about slowest hand-held shutter speed I can live with my D200 or F4, but not with FM2.
Tena koe ehoa
ReplyDeleteI really like this image Ben for it's clarity and it's technical application. Really great light/aperture and that lens you've got is worth every pixel it sees.
Thanks, Ndiginiz.
ReplyDeleteI love my 50mm/1.4. This is the first lens I bought in 1989, when I switch to Nikon from Canon and I also had a FD-50/1.4 before this. It's great prime lens, very versatile in any condition. I'm kind of getting used to the 1.5 cropping factor that make this standard prime to short telephoto prime. I can recommend this lens to everyone.