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[Doc Holliday]

Hi Photo gaf! Awesome photos in this thread!

Bought my first "real" camera before going to Europe last year, here are some random shots I took.

 

[guess]

glasses.

I really like this one.

 

[peteykirch]

My dog can look quite noble at times.

 

[LeroyPantwether]

In each picture view there's a share button (box with an arrow pointing outward.) Simply click that and select that "Grab the HTML/BBCode" option. After copying the BBCode and paste it in a post.

thanks!

 

[Cdammen]

I was at Copenhagen Zoo again on a really rainy day.


Banded Mongoose Group by Cdammen, on Flickr


Another Unnamed Butterfly by Cdammen, on Flickr


Emu by Cdammen, on Flickr

 

[Hyoushi]

Getting one final pic here on the last day of Q2... new thread time?

 

[dhlt25]

The pastel-like colours in this photo are amazing.

thanks. Although I don't think I did the scene justice. It was only my third time using the 35 manual lens. The scene looks even more amazing in person

 

[ThePeoplesBureau]

I love the sharpness and colours in this one, what camera + lens did you use?

Edit: Nevermind, I looked on your flickr page

 

[the_log_ride]

I love the sharpness and colours in this one, what camera + lens did you use?

Edit: Nevermind, I looked on your flickr page

Thank you!

Where dat new thread at?

 

[Fox1304]

Does anybody has any experience with lens adapters ? I don't, and have no idea what are the pros/cons.

I have a Nikon J1, and am currently looking at a Canon EOS adapter, since I have a 50mm 1.8 and 55-250mm from my 550D.
If I'm right, with the J1's CX sensor, they would become a 135mm and 148-675mm, giving me a nice low light portrait and long long range zoom for basically 30$.
Is that right ?

Also, is there a significant quality loss using those kind of adapters ? I think I would lose the AF function too.

 

[captive]

Where dat new thread at?

new thread.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=611591

Anyone can make the new thread, it doesnt have to be a regular. Just put the year and the Q# in and link it in the current one.