UnderTheSign
Well-Known Member
Looking at the grass I could've guessedHonestly?
Aperture priority at F1.2 whilst shooting through a bus window at 90 kph. That's about it. The electronic shutter did the work here and it's a case where the sensor roll worked out well.
I learned a big lesson about how good pre sunrise light is. Most of these shots are just before or at sunrise.
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Spent the weekend in London and took some shots. Only had the NX300 for a couple days so it's the first time really shooting with it. The weather was dreadful at times (heavily clouded so I got the dreaded pale white sky going on in a lot of shots) and I only have an 18-55mm kit lens but I'm liking the way most shots turned out. Some editing done in Lightroom like managing exposure and white balance but that's it.
Here's my freshly set up photostream:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/133310444@N06/
And here's some highlighted shots.
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![17590741779_a95fdfe135_b.jpg](https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7726/17590741779_a95fdfe135_b.jpg)
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And since I bought an aftermarket Pentax K-mount to NX adapter I figured I'd give that a shot too. My dad has a decent collection of Sigma and Pentax lenses and I liked the idea of playing around with them. 600mm mirror tele, 400mm tele, a bunch of standard (80-200, 30-80, etc) lenses and this pretty neat 28mm which I might start using more often. I have to shoot full manual but the manual focus is smooth and this lens is 30 years old and still super solid...
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