The lure of cutting edge research brought me to this place. I’m not so sure if research really is cutting edge here, but I’m damn sure they have very good knifes for cutting up brains. Literally.
Obviously not the best place for me.
The lure of cutting edge research brought me to this place. I’m not so sure if research really is cutting edge here, but I’m damn sure they have very good knifes for cutting up brains. Literally.
Obviously not the best place for me.
85mm might be too long for portraits on a DX camera, but it sure is great for melting the backgrounds away.. especially when combined with the Brenizer method.
32mm f0.77 equivalent
Got to try out the auto-focus version of the 50mm, which is the cheapest Nikon lens available. Was originally concerned about the relatively poorer bokeh rendition of the lens compared to the new f1.4 from Sigma, since my primary use would be to create bokeh-ramas.