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Nikon D3s + AF Nikkor 35-70mm f/2.8 zoom lens. Here I used the lens in its macro mode which operates only at 35mm and in manual focus.
My copy of this lens is one of the early ones dating from c.1987 - 88. Despite its age and obvious hard life, it continues giving good service. This was shot at f/5 and the bokeh is not very attractive.
My copy of this lens is one of the early ones dating from c.1987 - 88. Despite its age and obvious hard life, it continues giving good service. This was shot at f/5 and the bokeh is not very attractive.
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