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mDagar

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Did you really jump up and down to get this shot?

If so, I think you have some serious jumping talent!

If not, nice editing.

Stu

Yeah, I actually was jumping. We were on a little bit of a hill, so that gave a 4-6 inches more vertical. When I was doing it, it didn't feel like my feet were even high enough to get above my sisters head.

<<snipped>>

D700 + 50mm @ 1.2

There is some distracting Bokeh in this shot. I would love to get my hands on one of them 1.2 Nocts.

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o0moonman0o

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Yeah, I actually was jumping. We were on a little bit of a hill, so that gave a 4-6 inches more vertical. When I was doing it, it didn't feel like my feet were even high enough to get above my sisters head.

There is some distracting Bokeh in this shot. I would love to get my hands on one of them 1.2 Nocts.

its somewhat distracting because his 1.2 isn't a noct. then again in that kind of background, u'll need some epic lens to make it real smooth.

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Three O Nine

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Read the words Andre. He accidentally wrote inside of the quote.

And are you the same Three O Nine that does that night photography?

Yes, that's me. I'm not getting that many shots I'm happy with at the moment but working with a very basic camera at night is a real test which I suppose can only be beneficial.

Are you primarily a sports photographer? (judging by your flickr)

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o0moonman0o

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the truth be told, a Rokkor 58 seems to be a bit smoother than the Noct but the Noct delivers perfect points of light with no coma flare if your inclined to shoot at night. The Rokkor requires a lot of modding to focus to infinity on an F mount.

imo the rokkor is very unique in its bokeh has its own status infact. both are very good.

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crazzy88ss

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Obligatory cat shot :p? Nice, is it a wild cat? cause it looks like a baby cheetah :s

Also The wine one has some very creative lighting going on !

The cat's actually born in captivity; all the cats for The Wild Cat Fund show are born in captivity. And she's full grown at around 95 pounds.

Thanks.

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crazzy88ss

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Wow! nice! So she is a cheetah? are they completely domesticated?

Not...really. They've been raised in captivity, so they're docile and used to humans, but they can be just as wild as a normal chetah.

probably the best one so far.

Wow, I think that's the first nice thing you've said about my work, EVER. Thanks? haha.

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