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(0 votes) 5:35 am
October 6, 2012
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This is the San Francisco Bay Bridge. Perhaps, a bit less famous than its cousin “The Golden Gate Bridge”. But equally important. I took this photo 15 minutes into the “Golden Hour” from Treasure Island, right on top of the tunnel on the upper deck, over looking the beautiful San Francisco Bay and the city skyline.
Nikon D600/ iso100/ f/16/ 8s/ 50mm (prime f/1.4)/ WB cloudy
Comments/Critiques/ suggestions are welcome.
love, Monkey
7:14 pm
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September 15, 2012
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I would also like your opinion on the D600, Al.
Are you having a problem with dust on the sensor at higher aperture settings?
I am hearing that it might be a problem.
Fantastic shot, btw.
love, Mandrake.
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9:27 am
November 12, 2012
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Wow..Great shot.
12:24 pm
November 22, 2012
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Monkey
The photograph of the Bay Brige is excellent, and very difficult to criticize
COMPOSITION is very good, the colors, the flashing lights street show correct exposure.
If you send to the Tourism Bureau of CA’s sure they used in some Brochure.
I would like as Oksana says it will add the map, then go back to San Francisco to make photographs of the bay, this time when I had a tsunami of clouds that not allowed me to make
Is a photography of five start.
2:23 pm
November 12, 2012
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Hi Silky,
Here is some information to upload photos
1. log in
2. Select a forum section. For example “Travel and Landscape Photos”
3. Now click on “New Topic” which is located on the top right hand side of the forum.
4. Type subject and your message
5. Upload photos from your computer. You must resize your photos before you upload.
6. Click the “submit button“
This is what i do…I hope this will help you…
4:47 am
October 6, 2012
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Hi Mandrake,
Yes, I’m having issues with a dirty sensor. I spent about 3 hours trying to clean it. I got it cleaned, I would say at about 97%. I used an air blowing hand pump and some moist swabs.
This is my first full sensor camera (Nikon D600). I love it. The camera is awesome and the controls are easy to find and easy to manipulate without taking your eye off of the viewfinder.
All and all, I’m very happy with my camera aside the sensor issue. Hope this helps you. If you have any specific question I can try to answer that as well.
Sam,
Thank you, I’m glad you liked it.
Silky,
That’s a great idea. that would be awesome to get one of your photos published.
Thank you everyone.
Love, Monkey.
Monkey and Mandrake, I have dirty sensor problem with my D800 too. I even exchanged the camera after I bough it, since I just changes my lens like two time and got dirty sensor. I thought it might have been this way and the store was kind enough to exchange it. I am usually using air blower. If it doesn’t work, I bring it to the service to clean.
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