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Old 17-May-2008, 02:53 AM
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Hi,

A long time between images these days. Had a 'reasonable' night with high haze & a little smoke from forestry regeneration burn off's.

Wanted to see some results from the D300 on the Takahashi FS-102. These are taken as Fine Large JPG at 400 ISO. A prime focus shot and one with an old 2X Nikon Teleconverter. The slight brownish tinge is due to smoke haze.

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Gosh, your compositions are so very crisp! Brilliant!

thanks for sharing such beauty!

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Shevill,

Great shots with beautiful detail. I like the enhanced color.

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Both are Keepers Shevill, Very sharp and nice greyscales. Clear Skies
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Hi shevill.
Very nice photos. I see that you captured the golden handle well done.Clear skies to you. Paul
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