Well, the excitement builds, I bought myself a new lens.
Nikon AF 35-105mm f 3.5-4.5, so portrait shots and landscapes will be a new treat. Oh, it also does one of my favorites, Macro. And with the brilliant f-stop range, I get brilliant Bokeh.
The Bokeh is brilliant.The ever best doggo ever – Bear Dog.
So, as you can see, the possibilities are getting closer to endless.
My next lens, which will be very expensive, is a Nikon AF 14-24mm lens. Will cost me ~$2000, so some saving will be needed. one day.
OK, so I have been asked how I get my images to look “so good”. I was humbled by this but also proud to have been complimented so.
Here is an example of Before, during and after.
This was done on an old jpeg I shot (before I started shooting in RAW).
This is the original jpeg straight from Nikon D-60.
This image has been put into Photoshop. I then applied Athentech Perfectly Clear. As you can see, exposure and contrast have been sorted.
Finally, this is the tool of tools. Easypanel. Look it up, you will never look back. The tool I used Sharpen (I believe it uses invert and un-sharp mask) It seems backward, but works a treat.
I have stumbled upon some processes to create some exceptional results, especially for moving subjects (cars, bikes, etc) but can do wonders with most others.
