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Doc Sharptail

Post subject: Nikkor 35-105mm f 3.5-4.5 sample images

Posted: Tue Oct 18, 2022 10:57 am

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At 105mm and f5.6
Bitterly cold for October on this session.
Image above is a crop and has had some slight contrast and sharpening adjustments.

Macro setting at the 105mm position and f5.6.
Shot on monochrome.
Image is a crop- the close focus distance is a bit on the longish side.
It is otherwise un-manipulated.
Lens pictured has been a work-horse for me, and it's one that I keep coming back to.
5 screw "K" conversion with the odd long prong over the rear element.

High contrast subject study in monochrome.
At the 35mm setting and f5.6
A bit more barrel curvature than I was expecting, but not un-reasonable.
The generic for 50mm focal length collapsing rubber hood I was using is vignetting here. I will have to find a proper hood for this lens.

Same image details as above.

Airport control tower at 105mm and f5.6.
The white horizontal bar above the glass dome is radar apparatus, and rotates rapidly- about 90 r.p.m.

At f4 and 105mm here.
Good contrast, especially for the dull and heavy over-cast skies we've had.

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Doc Sharptail

Post subject: Re: Nikkor 35-105mm f 3.5-4.5 sample images

Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2022 11:35 am

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I finally found out how to use the macro function on this lens.
Rather than turning the focus ring, racking the push-pull zoom collar is surprisingly effective.

These are crops at ISO 1600.
Minimum focus distance is still a bit long at about two feet.

I had not seen these dollar coins before.
Sis had bought change somewhere to do laundry, and this was mixed in with the cdn dollar coins...

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lyman1903

Post subject: Re: Nikkor 35-105mm f 3.5-4.5 sample images

Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2022 10:40 pm

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