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My other portrait lens
My portrait lens is the 85/1.4, and the Cream Machine has few peers. But in certain situations, other lenses can challenge it. I was visiting my insurance agent today. He's an aspiring photographer, and I helped him put together a d50 rig last year. He was asking me about bounce flash, so I demonstrated by taking a snap of his admin.
 She happened to have a friend visiting, who asked me to take a picture of her as well.  She left the room, came back without her jacket, and started posing with enthusiasm! What could I do but accomodate her?    The lens? It was my 60mm micro. __________________
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Warm regards, Frank ------------------------------------ Cameras: D200, D70, CP995, A710IS Primes: 35/2, 60/2.8, 85/1.4, 180/2.8 Zoom-zoom-zooms: 12-24/4, 28-70/2.8, 28-105/3.5-4.5, 80-200/2.8 |
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Re: My other portrait lens
Nice use of bounce flash and that lens is very nice! So sharp.
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03-22-2007
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Re: My other portrait lens
Thanks, Techie and Kelly! Having pretty models is a big advantage!
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Warm regards, Frank ------------------------------------ Cameras: D200, D70, CP995, A710IS Primes: 35/2, 60/2.8, 85/1.4, 180/2.8 Zoom-zoom-zooms: 12-24/4, 28-70/2.8, 28-105/3.5-4.5, 80-200/2.8 |
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03-22-2007
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Re: My other portrait lens
My Insurance Agent is a guy, and has no admin like that. Got an address
 Kidding (well, not really, but you know). Don't post the address.... __________________
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