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‘Photo of the month’ Competition : The winners
February is the month of love and with that in mind we chose a quote from Romeo & Juliet to inspire your picture taking. First place winner is David Lowe (newsletter subscriber): (Nikon D810 + AF-S 24-70 f/2.8G, 1/125″, f/5.6, ISO 400) Model: Ivory Flame He will receive a pair of Nikon Monarch […]
Nikon S3M: the stuff that Nikon collector’s dreams are made of
Ladies and gentlemen, here’s another rare find: The Nikon S3M. It was released in March 1960 and was the last rangefinder camera made by Nikon. It is unique in that it is in being the first, and only, half-frame Nikon camera ever made. In US price lists from 1960, it is described as follows: “An […]
‘Two’ of a kind
Nippon Kogaku Nikkor-N 5cm f/1.1 5cm External & Internal Mount. Shot by Konstantin Kochkin The very impressive 5cm f/1.1 Nikkor-N lens was announced in February 1956 and was exhibited in Tokyo. The 5cm f/1.1 was a very radical lens for its time, consisting of nine pieces of glass, some of which were very thin split […]
Photo of The Month Competition 2019
What would that look like? We are so often sent fantastic images taken with Nikon equipment from all over the world and are delighted to be able to showcase them when we can through our newsletter and social media channels. However, this year we are re-launching the Grays of Westminster Photo of the Month competition […]
Focus stacking in Lightroom and Photoshop CC – Your questions answered.
Simon Stafford helps our Nikon Owner Magazine’s subscribers with all their technical questions. Question Dear Simon, I have been experimenting with the focus shift (stacking) feature of my D850 and have several focus stack sequences I now wish to process. Can this been done in Lightroom, or Photoshop CC, and if so, how? Many […]
