IASW

[Roger]

The first second test[nb]Peter Pan was the first, although I don't really call it a test as much as torture.[/nb] of my new 35/1.8 VR[nb]For now this doesn't get old[/nb] was IASW. ; To start:

EXIF is included on each one, no NR done on any of them.

 

[jbwolffiv]

The first second test[nb]Peter Pan was the first, although I don't really call it a test as much as torture.[/nb] of my new 35/1.8 VR[nb]For now this doesn't get old[/nb] was IASW.

Nice shots! ; I have tried both Peter Pan and Pirates with my 50/1.4 and it was torture as well. ; I will have to got IASW a go this summer, I imagine the lighting is better. ; I like the last one a lot with the reflection!

 

[RocketTom]

Nice and sharp with good colors. That lens is a keeper!

Good shootin', Tex!

 

[Roger]

Thanks everyone!

Some more:

 

[RocketTom]

Good exposure control. I was recommended to treat IASW like I was taking pictures at a concert. Maintain good exposure of the highlights, let the background fall off to black, the colors will take care of themselves.

Good stuff!

 

[Tim]

nicely exposed. ; peter pan, fuhgedaboutit

 

[Scottwdw]

Peter Pan...maybe the next generation of FX sensors will help. ; Maybe.

I would say you are now done testing and it's on to daily production with this lens. ; It's a keeper.

 

[jbwolffiv]

Nice shots again Roger! ; I really like the second one of that set!!

 

[PolynesianMedic]

Tim, did you even think about trying Peter Pan with the new camera? ; I wonder what you might catch now. ;

 

[Roger]

Last set:

 

[jbwolffiv]

Again, gerat shots!! ; The second one, the close-up, is great!