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Anemone fish with a Tokina 10-17

Started by marinedomain ·

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Anemone fish with a Tokina 10-17

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  1. Took the following today with the Tokina 10-17 fisheye lens in a 8'dome on a D200, it focuses amazingly close.

     

    anam3.jpg

     

    anam2.jpg

     

    anam1.jpg

     

    anam.jpg

     

     

    Regards

     

    Gary

  2. Amazing shots, what focal length did you use? Are these shots cropped or straight from the camera?

    Edited by KenByrne
  3. I dont seem to be able to see the pictures. Is it only in my computer was is there anything going wrong with the links?

     

    Regards

     

    Nuno

  4. Thanks Ken, Focal length was 17mm at 1/125 & F:16. There has been only slight cropping done.

     

     

    All showing up at my end Nuno

     

     

    Regards

     

    Gary

    Edited by marinedomain
  5. you have lots of lenses Gary....

     

    thanks for posting samples of that lens, it intrigues me

  6. Thanks Ken, Focal length was 17mm at 1/125 & F:16. There has been only slight cropping done.

    All showing up at my end Nuno

    Regards

     

    Gary

     

    Now it is showing in my computer as well. something must have gone wrong with my server.

     

    Nice Pics !!

  7. No Mike, They're Peter Mooney's Lenses, I'm borrowing his. :D

     

    If you haven't already seen them here are some other pictures taken with the same setup, uncropped.

     

    Some Self Portraits - at 10mm

    turt_me1.jpg

     

    clown_me.jpg

     

    An animal shot at around 17mm

     

    wally.jpg

     

    and a above water shot of dive guide at 17mm

     

    pete.jpg

     

     

    Hopefully gives you an idea of the lens capability.

     

     

    Regards

     

    Gary

  8. It shows that this is a really flexible lens for the underwater photographer.

     

    Alex

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