SiRMarlon's Random Pictures

Looks like my 50mm 1.4 was defective and I was able to get it replaced... my shots for some reason were showing a lot of noise as of late so after complaining with Nikon for a few days I got my replacement today! and I am very happy with the results of the new lens! No more necessary noise in my shots (unless I up the ISO myself) some randoms from playing around this morning!

Ring Ring!



Survival Tool!



My Fav Mags!



My name is what...?



It says it ends 2012???



Who doesn't love Pie?



Nice Doggy!!



Dishwasha Doggy!!

 

Nice photos as always

 

Sweet, yeah the other was grainy

 

I knew something was wrong with that lens!

 

Took my nieces and nephew to the park today...I wanted to continue testing out the lens. Can you blame me? LOL!!

 

damn..i need one of these...how muchy?

 

You can get a 50mm 1.8 for like $100 but I bought my 50mm 1.4 for about $380

 

I know nothing about photography but those are some awesome shots!

 

Thanks Steve!

 

damn...how you do that

 

I point, and I shoot!

 

yeah yeah, i do the same but nowhere close to what you shoot haha

 

the 50mm 1.4 is a great lens. its what i use for my portrait shots.

 

Yup! It's the only one I use for portraits! Awesome lens...the 50mm 1.8 is just as great only reason I bought the 1.4 over the 1.8 is because I wanted the new G lens

 

Wow, Nice photos- I love how you capture so much light falling on your subjects.

I have a D90 with the 18-105 kit lens. It takes awesome snapshots, but I am having trouble being really creative with it. I learned photography on a manual Pentax K1000.

I think getting some new glass might help- choosing the lens helps me focus on what I am trying to capture in a shot. Obviously a 50mm is a next purchase- any recommendations for a third lens?

 

That has a good minimum focus distance. I really like that shot of the ducks.

 

It all depends on what you are really trying to do...your 18-105 covers a broad range, a fixed 50 will be nice for portrait shots other then those 2 I don't see what else you would need. Unless you want to start buying some fast lens's

 

Yeah, the 18-105 covers a good range, but it is not very fast.

I realize that the learning curve going from a manual camera to one as sophisticated as the D90 is a big step. Probably I should practice using it on manual until I get used to all the features.

I am thinking in the future of getting a 50mm and a fast 80-200mm (as funds allow)

 

Nice and sharp. Love that DOF.

 

The 80-200mm 2.8 is a great lens. My dad uses it for portraits and I get the pleasure of using it and I love it.