In this episode “When Does the Shoot End?”
When Does the Shoot End? Most thing it’s when you put that body away and zip up your case. As you might guess, it think otherwise.
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I’m incredibly excited to invite you to a great night hosted by Northland Photography Club of Kansas, Sept 13th! Sponsored by Nikon, we’re going to explore a night of aviation photography. In the heartland of aviation history, I’ll cover everything from f/stop and shutter speed and lens to aircraft, light, and storytelling. Click on the banner below for more info. I’ve been told the response already is so great a bigger room has been rented to accommodate all you folks. I look forward to meeting all of you so come and join in on the fun!
In this episode “What Lens do You Recommend?”
To be honest with you, since I can’t get it right for myself, what’s asking that question and its answer truly worth?
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In this episode “Imagination Needs Fuel”
Our imagination like every other part of our being does so much better with fuel. Have you thought about what fuels your imagination? Here are some of my favorites and others from my friends to give you some ideas!
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A lens and f/stop desired by many portrait photographers, Nikon released yesterday their new Nikkor Z85f1.8. You might at first not really think much of this but there are some things under the hood that are new you should be aware of. The biggie to me is the Nikkor Z85f1.8 incorporates the new Multi-Focus system. This new system, “consisting of two AF drive units precisely synchronized to deliver fast, accurate autofocusing and drastically reduce aberrations” or in other words, TWO groups of elements moving at the same time to achieve focus. Amazing! The Nikkor Z85f1.8 is also “Dust and Drip” resistant (love that phrasing!). The release notes state “Extensively sealed to keep dust and moisture out, especially around all moving parts of the lens barrel, for worry-free durability.” I’ve not seen the lens yet but have pre-ordered it for delivery here in the near future.
Fixed the following issues:
• If the camera detected faces during still photography or movie recording at the settings listed below, it would in very rare instances begin to respond more slowly, display an error, or stop responding altogether.
Still Photography
– Auto-area AF selected for AF-area mode in the PHOTO SHOOTING MENU
– Face and eye detection on or Face detection on selected for Custom Setting a4 (Auto-area AF face/eye detection) in the CUSTOM SETTING MENU
Movie Recording
– Auto-area AF selected for AF-area mode in the MOVIE SHOOTING MENU
– Face and eye detection on or Face detection on selected for Custom Setting a4 (Auto-area AF face/eye detection) in the CUSTOM SETTING MENU
• In very rare instances, the bottoms of pictures taken with all the following settings in effect would not appear as expected:
– Mode dial rotated to AUTO, P, or A
– An NEF (RAW) option selected for Image quality in the PHOTO SHOOTING MENU
– 14-bit selected for NEF (RAW) recording > NEF (RAW) bit depth in the PHOTO SHOOTING MENU
– Auto selected for Custom Setting d5 (Shutter type) in the CUSTOM SETTING MENU
– Continuous H (extended) release mode selected with the release mode/self-timer button
