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Post by byuphoto on Nov 7, 2006 21:38:55 GMT -5
or thats one weird bracelet. He works the reptile part of the local zoo.  Canon T90 Sigma 28-105 Kodak C41 B&W |
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Post by nikonbob on Nov 7, 2006 23:27:12 GMT -5
I don't usually notice the bokeh (hate that word) of a lens but that Sigma really makes you sit up and take notice. It is almost like a zoom mirror lens. Enjoyed the rest of the photo but you would never catch me handling a snake like that.
Bob
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Post by byuphoto on Nov 8, 2006 7:09:37 GMT -5
You know Bob, I have never seen this lens do that. I don't have an explanation.
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Post by nikonbob on Nov 8, 2006 8:09:30 GMT -5
It must be some strange combination of things that causes that, a one in a million sort of deal.
Bob
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Post by nikonbob on Nov 8, 2006 13:52:51 GMT -5
Brian
That is interesting. I never noticed that with my 28mm F2.8 ais Nikkor. Which version of that Nikkor are you using? I will have to check mine out for those kinds of OOF.
Bob
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Post by John Parry on Nov 8, 2006 17:32:40 GMT -5
Thought it was going to be one of those religious people with the snake. I was relieved when you said it was someone who knew how to handle it.
When I was at sea we used to call in at Port Elizabeth in South Africa, where they had a large snake park. Made a point of calling in there every so often. The disconcerting thing was that the snake handler was a different person every time!
Regards - John
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