I just published a new page of photos with my D100. Some of them wide angle with the 17-35 lens. :ph34r:
http://homepage.mac.com/daveburroughs/Phot...otoAlbum13.html
(fixed the link -eric)
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I just published a new page of photos with my D100. Some of them wide angle with the 17-35 lens. :ph34r:
http://homepage.mac.com/daveburroughs/Phot...otoAlbum13.html
(fixed the link -eric)
Beautiful shots Dave. I really like Fringehead2 and the shot of the Sculpin chomping down on dinner.
Dave,
These photos are really really excellent! You should be proud.
My personal favorite is the wideangle shot of the kelpbeds with the gorgonian in the foreground. Beautiful!!!!
Were you firing your strobes in full for your macro fish shots? I was firing my DS125's in full this weekend w/ the 60mm lens to get fish portraits at 1' to 18"
Cheers
James
Great shots Dave.
You should come out to BC next year. That said I should go to S. Cruz island also. Looks great.
Good job Dave - Ditto James with the Kelp bed shots this is what I miss.
James, I didn't go over 1/2 power when shooting macro. A lot of them at 1/4. Used 2 DS125s. Remember the lowest ISO on the D100 is 200 ASA. I think the camera is more sensitive to flash power than that. The ISO equvilents seem fine for avalible light. But I don't seem to have to use a lot of strobe power.
Thanks for all the comments.
Dave :ph34r:
Wow, ok. That ISO200 will give you a whole 'nother stop worth of light. So the equivalent of you shooting f22 with the D100 would be me shooting f16 with the S2. I wouldn't have needed a full dump at f16.
Thanks for the info Dave.
Cheers
James
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