This of my ($5 very nice) steak lunch on Xmas Eve
d70-micro nikkor 105/2.8- sb-80DX
Every time I saddle up the micro nikkor I get blown away by its sharpness... here is a 100% crop:
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More random (slightly intoxicated) photography....
This of my ($5 very nice) steak lunch on Xmas Eve d70-micro nikkor 105/2.8- sb-80DX
Every time I saddle up the micro nikkor I get blown away by its sharpness... here is a 100% crop:
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Not quite rare enough for my palate but the photos are great and their acutance and colour control provide conclusive evidence that I'd be getting the kitchen to do another.
Yum, yum. Had to buy a whole rump just to be able to get a slice as thick as I like it. Back on the diet now and so the rest of the rump is being donated to non-dieting friends. _______________
Walter "Photography was not a bastard left by science on the doorstep of art, but a legitimate child of the Western pictorial tradition." - Galassi
Much the same as Walter, it's not rare enough for my tastes but it is a beautifully sharp image.
Steak of the week(end), eh Scott? Producer & Editor @ GadgetGuy.com.au
Contributor for fine magazines such as PC Authority and Popular Science.
That's sharp! Love the detail in the fork, it has had it's share of battle scars. The steak might be a little overcooked but it's still got my tastebuds tingling, I hope you ate it before it got cold!
Who cares about the photos, that's one nice looking steak
Seriously though, that is a nice lens. Very sharp. On my wish list  Cheers
Mark http://www.photographicaustralia.com
http://www.trekaboutphotography.com He who dies with the most lenses wins...
that lens goes beyond a photographic tool into the realm of a scientific instrument... the detail you can get that you would not believed existed is amazing..
As to the steak: it was $5 plus chips and they had James Squire AA on tap so I was a happy photographer
yes, I do like mine slightly rarer too... New page
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Nice steak shots.
Cooked the way I like it. I am not into raw meat but I will try not to pass judgement on the rest of you  HB
Heath - I thought you were vegetarian! Peter
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