Still / Breathing
An Empty Room
Yokohama, Japan
Nippon Kogaku Nikkor-N Auto 24mm f2.8 (old manual film camera lens - seems to be from late 60s to early 70s. Made in Japan.)
Nikon D5300
Everything has to be done manually - aperture and focus (on the lens), shutter speed and ISO (on the camera body).
The good point of using this on the DSLR as opposed to a film camera is that one can check the histogram immediately after shooting and make appropriate adjustments and re-shoot if necessary. Still much slower process than an automatic lens, of course.
An Empty Room
Yokohama, Japan
Nippon Kogaku Nikkor-N Auto 24mm f2.8 (old manual film camera lens - seems to be from late 60s to early 70s. Made in Japan.)
Nikon D5300
Everything has to be done manually - aperture and focus (on the lens), shutter speed and ISO (on the camera body).
The good point of using this on the DSLR as opposed to a film camera is that one can check the histogram immediately after shooting and make appropriate adjustments and re-shoot if necessary. Still much slower process than an automatic lens, of course.