2015Feb Kawaii Gifts: Macro 180mm Sigma, 105mm Nikkor by Willis Chung
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2015Feb Kawaii Gifts: Macro 180mm Sigma, 105mm Nikkor
  • Feb 05, 2015
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Kawaii Gifts in the Shadyside neighborhood of Pittsburgh, PA
The owner was nice enough to let me try out my new Sigma 180mm f/2.8 macro
These sign photos were taken with the 24-70 f/2.8 Nikkor
Using a pair of Sea & Sea YS-110a strobes for direct and bounce flash
Direct flash, system on Gitzo 3 series tripod with Arca-Swiss Uniball head
Excellent detail with the Sigma 180
Going to bounce flash..
Bounce flash for one strobe, reduced power direct for second strobe
Trying out new Sigma 180mm f2.8 Macro
Visited Kawaii Gifts, a toy store in the Shadyside neighborhood of Pittsburgh, PA. Shot with a pair of Sea & Sea YS-110a strobes, one bounce and one direct with diffuser, Nikon D800e, Gitzo 3 series tripod with Arca-Swiss monoball head.
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Both strobes bounce
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f/5.6, narrow depth of field
f/16, much larger depth of field
f/16 seems to be the choice for working in this close
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Both strobes direct, with diffusers
Both strobes bounce
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Changed over to the 105mm Nikkor f/2.8 VR
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Back to the 180mm f/2.8 Sigma Macro
Off the tripod, on a Gitzo 3 Monopod
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Grumpy cat close up
f/8, not quite enough depth of field to get both eyes sharp
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These guys look like Politburo members at the May Day parade in Red Square... Shooting on monopod.
Excitable panda! Need more depth of field...
Cats and donuts? Need more depth of field...
Shooting handheld now, no supports
I bought one of these to take home...
System working fine for longer distance work
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Handheld, takes 2-3 attempts to get focus point right
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Shifting around to minimize glare from flash easier handheld than with tripod
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Kneeling handheld is steady enough for close work
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Kawaii Gifts in the Shadyside neighborhood of Pittsburgh, PA The owner was nice enough to let me try out my new Sigma 180mm f/2.8 macro These sign photos were taken with the 24-70 f/2.8 Nikkor Using a pair of Sea & Sea YS-110a strobes for direct and bounce flash Direct flash, system on Gitzo 3 series tripod with Arca-Swiss Uniball head Excellent detail with the Sigma 180 Going to bounce flash.. Bounce flash for one strobe, reduced power direct for second strobe Trying out new Sigma 180mm f2.8 Macro DSC_2902 Both strobes bounce DSC_2907 f/5.6, narrow depth of field f/16, much larger depth of field f/16 seems to be the choice for working in this close DSC_2912 Both strobes direct, with diffusers Both strobes bounce DSC_2918 DSC_2921 DSC_2925 Changed over to the 105mm Nikkor f/2.8 VR DSC_2928 DSC_2931 DSC_2932 Back to the 180mm f/2.8 Sigma Macro Off the tripod, on a Gitzo 3 Monopod DSC_2944 Grumpy cat close up f/8, not quite enough depth of field to get both eyes sharp DSC_2957 DSC_2959 DSC_2960 These guys look like Politburo members at the May Day parade in Red Square... Shooting on monopod. Excitable panda! Need more depth of field... Cats and donuts? Need more depth of field... Shooting handheld now, no supports I bought one of these to take home... System working fine for longer distance work DSC_2984 DSC_2986 DSC_2990 DSC_2993 Handheld, takes 2-3 attempts to get focus point right DSC_2997 Shifting around to minimize glare from flash easier handheld than with tripod DSC_3007 Kneeling handheld is steady enough for close work DSC_3014 DSC_3016
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