The second part of the inspirations series in tribute to the Nikon D2H…part one was here. MT
The ballet
Out of place and time
Snowy echoes
Column wheel chronograph
Fur
Cattle egret
Something’s going on in the square
Wondering where to put it
Temple spires
A bird portrait
Dragonflies
London through the gap
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Holy smokes Ming! In this and the first set, you demonstrate image quality from the D2H that I didn’t think was possible. If I ever decide to sell my D2H, I should link to your photo set to show any potential buyer what this camera (in competent hands) is capable of.
Bravo!
Thanks! Perhaps it’s time to break it out to shoot with again…
Beautiful work, as always.
Thanks Wes!
Amazing images Ming. That first shot of the swans is breathtaking. Wonderful quality of light and sharpness.
Thanks Marc!
Hi Ming, can you explain your sharpening process please?
That’s not a simple question and depends very much on the camera and the pixel-level file quality. The idea is to sharpen until the point just before haloes appear. I wouldn’t judge the web-size jpegs as the host (flickr) does some odd intermediate sharpening on them after generating the intermediate sizes.