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Portraits and lenses ... - goran h - 08-30-2016 For most of us here photography is a hobby, and (at least for me) a bobby MUST BE FUN. I love fast primes and use them mainly for environment portraits. - But do I get better photos with those fast lenses? - I think so as they give more possibilities and they are just FUN to use. And about head portraits - they can be very boring, and there are even more boring examples than those above (I just visited a terrible exhibition). However head portrait can be great. As example I love some photos of Hans Gedda - htttp://hansgedda.com/ - Nelson Mandela, Andy Warhol etc. But I agree, you often don´t need super lenses for those studio portraits. Portraits and lenses ... - JJ_SO - 08-30-2016 Quote:Well, I am not sure in how far I can discuss his situation here in the forum. Besides some private stuff, he was employee representative for a company. The latter just ended along with the company itself. Thus I have hope that he will be able to join the club after his current vacation - otherwise I will do Nikon again. I was not trying to squeeze information about Markus' whereabouts out of you, it was more meant as kind of ironic comment to our roles in industrial brainwash (with which I agree). One of the great things at PZ is, that you don't emit video streams for more internet blabla ("internet = superconductor of stupidity" I heard an IT guy saying). And before you doing Nikon again, I just want to throw in, I'd appreciate very much testing the complete Fujinons (not the kit-lenses) before going into this spectacular conservative manufacturer's portfolio. Portraits and lenses ... - thxbb12 - 08-30-2016 Quote: I'm not sure I understand what you mean by this statement. The only Fuji lens that hasn't been reviewed by PZ so far is the 100-400. That's quite a feat, thanks Klaus for the effort Portraits and lenses ... - JJ_SO - 08-30-2016 Sure? XF100-400mmF4.5-5.6 R LM OIS WR (as mentioned) XF18-135mmF3.5-5.6 R LM OIS WR XF23mmF2 R WR Touit 50/2.8 macro (and if it's just about the differences to the Fuji macro) And the 16 Samyangs I simply don't consider. But you are right, the big majority is reviewed. Somehow the Fuji site gave me the impression there are more lenses available. :wub: Portraits and lenses ... - borisbg - 08-30-2016 Klaus, if there is such strong demand for portraits you may collaborate with Matt Granger. After all you are in the same city. Portraits and lenses ... - toni-a - 08-30-2016 A silly question,but where to upload full resolution pictures to link here ? I already have photobucket account, will it work ? Portraits and lenses ... - thxbb12 - 08-30-2016 If anyone is interested, I can provide 100% images of full body portraits with the following lenses:
Portraits and lenses ... - Klaus - 08-31-2016 Quote:Sure? The 100-400mm will be out tomorrow. The 23mm f/2 is certainly NOT available yet. The 18-135mm and Touit Macro - yeah. But I'm afraid that I have to entertain the Sony folks later in September. Portraits and lenses ... - Klaus - 08-31-2016 Quote:Klaus, if there is such strong demand for portraits you may collaborate with Matt Granger. After all you are in the same city. I think you are clearly overestimating the financial and time budget on which we are operating ... ;-) Portraits and lenses ... - Studor13 - 08-31-2016 Quote:I think you are clearly overestimating the financial and time budget on which we are operating ... ;-) Maybe so, but Photozone would get “a leg up†if you linked up with Matt (formerly known as That Nikon Guy) Granger. I have a lot of respect for him. |