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Yeah just a little. f/2.8 is like the sweet spot on that lens for stuff of that distance it seems. Also had the ISO bumped to 800

lol, it's actually a really small can light, like 4" I think. I just put the strawberry right where the light hit the table. They do get a bit warm, I don't really care for them but the damn dimmable CFL's aren't cheap, and neither are LED's at this point. Just bought the place in June so...

I'm not sure, I'd have to go dig them back out of the closet. I'm going to grab some film and see if it even works still in a couple days.

Hahaha, thanks. No setup really, it's just a white sheet of card stock on my kitchen table with the halogen light from above for the lighting. Camera is a Nikon D7000 Lens is a Nikkor 35mm f/1.8G Prime This was handheld, manual, spot metering.

Here's todays... 35mm | f/2.8 | 1/80 sec | ISO 800 13_of_365 by Dilutedxx, on Flickr

I only have the 35mm prime lens so it's certainly gonna be interesting. It's definitely a lot harder than I was expecting.

Yeah, I'm attempting it lol. We'll see how it goes!

Checking in... 4_of_365 by Dilutedxx, on Flickr 8_of_365 by Dilutedxx, on Flickr DSC_0949 by Dilutedxx, on Flickr DSC_0931 by Dilutedxx, on Flickr 12_of_365 by Dilutedxx, on Flickr DSC_0903 by Dilutedxx, on Flickr

Totally resurrecting this... DSC_7643 by Dilutedxx, on Flickr DSC_7630 by Dilutedxx, on Flickr DSC_7571 by Dilutedxx, on Flickr DSC_7701 by Dilutedxx, on Flickr And here's what's been keeping me busy... DSC_7398 by Dilutedxx, on Flickr DSC_7306-2 by Dilutedxx, on Flickr

Silly question...did you inquire with Chad what he may be able to do for you?

Amazon also sells this card for $32 Amazon.com: SanDisk Extreme 32 GB SDHC Class 10 UHS-1 Flash Memory Card 45MB/s SDSDX-032G-AFFP: Electronics

Any idea how long this is good for? I had an 8GB Sandisk Extreme Pro card but for some reason it would just "lose" the pictures I took. I bought a Transcend 32GB Class 10 and haven't had any issues, but it's nowhere near as fast. 900+ RAW pics from my D7000 is nice :P

Here's some more! Mostly my daughter :D DSC_6068 by Dilutedxx, on Flickr DSC_6087 by Dilutedxx, on Flickr DSC_5997 by Dilutedxx, on Flickr DSC_6049 by Dilutedxx, on Flickr DSC_6065 by Dilutedxx, on Flickr DSC_6062-3 by Dilutedxx, on Flickr DSC_6055-2 by...

Here's some more! Mostly my daughter :D DSC_6068 by Dilutedxx, on Flickr DSC_6087 by Dilutedxx, on Flickr DSC_5997 by Dilutedxx, on Flickr DSC_6049 by Dilutedxx, on Flickr DSC_6065 by Dilutedxx, on Flickr DSC_6062-3 by Dilutedxx, on Flickr DSC_6055-2 by Dilutedxx, on Flickr

Thanks! I haven't dabbled in HDR yet. I don't have a tripod so I'd have to do a good job staying still if I choose to bracket it.

Was a little busy last night...here's a few more... DSC_5789 by Dilutedxx, on Flickr DSC_5904 by Dilutedxx, on Flickr DSC_5862 by Dilutedxx, on Flickr DSC_5395 by Dilutedxx, on Flickr DSC_5839 by Dilutedxx, on Flickr DSC_5835 by Dilutedxx, on Flickr DSC_5807 by...

Thanks Bert! I have some more I'll post in a bit from the same set.

Here's a few more from me...

Yeah, you should be fine. I put the AIS back in after I removed my block off plates. You can pull the tank back pretty far. I just used some speaker wire I had laying around. I just threaded it through where the bolts go on the front and tied it to the rear grab bar.

Talked about it...