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焦点工房 on Reels | 焦点工房 · Original audio This Monster LA-FE2 adapter looks super interesting! You can now get AF with older screw drive Nikon lenses. This would be perfect for some of those older Nikon screw drive prime lenses! Now Nikon has no excuse to make their own version!

That tunnel is really cool! It would make for a nice portrait setting!

I roll my back out daily, stretch and do quite a bit of strength training every week. Though in my mid-40s I'll see how long I can maintain this fitness level! 😁

My carbon road bike in it's completed iteration! Shot with the Nikon 1 J5 + 28mm pancake:

My D750 + Sigma 50mm f/1.4 HSM (non-ART) and D7500 + Yongnuo 35mm f/2 AF lens in full street mode!

On Fred Miranda, there's a thread about using the FTZ rear metal mount/gasket and swapping it over to the 40mm f/2 and 28mm f/2.8 Z lenses. Though people got upset when I mentioned how Nikon was forcing people to do ridiculous modifications to their lenses for something that should have come...

This is just a quick first impressions with the Yongnuo 35mm f/2 AF lens for Nikon F-mount. I recently picked up a D7500 to shoot my kids' soccer games, because I wanted the APS-C crop without having to lug around bigger FF lenses. I liked the camera so much I wanted to get a small prime for it...

When I was shooting only DSLRs, it made sense to shoot camera brand lenses based on optimal auto focus performance. Though with CDAF/OSPDAF, 3rd party glass will focus just as accurately on mirrorless cameras. Plus USB docks for Samyang/Tamron/Sigma, etc. allow precise focus tuning (something...

I've gotten rid of all my Sony native glass. All I have are Samyang primes, a Tamron zoom and an adapted Sigma 50mm. I don't shoot sports action and I don't need a stop-action movie when it comes to action sequences. 15fps is plenty for 3rd party glass!

I did a photo walk with Ed on his birthday earlier this year. I'd be fun doing a shoot with new Zf bodies! :D

If you get a Zf, keep us posted John! I have a nice collection of Samyang AF lenses that would pair nicely with the Zf if it works. Plus I have a collection of Nikon AI-S glass for those times I want to go MF.

I want the Zf bad! I've gotten out of the rat race of cameras (focusing more on other things like carbon race bikes), but the Zf looks so sexy. It'd pair well with aging D750 camera bodies I refuse to get rid of! I can see myself using the Zf as crossover body for my Sony//Nikon gear and my...

My latest bike build. I swapped all the parts from my old carbon frame, to my new carbon frame that took 2 months from order to delivery. She rides like a beast!

Actually the top bike is my road bike. It's geared higher with a larger front crank, skinny slicks and more weight reduction. The bottom bike is my gravel bike, it's geared lower with smaller front crank, supple wide tires and bigger cassette. My road bike is the only way I can keep up with...

My 2 road and gravel steeds!

You need a bicycle then! I most likely live in the most dangerous city in the US for cycling. Sadly Los Angeles has the best weather since we can ride year-round. It's probably the other reason why I predominantly ride in the hills and mountains just to avoid as many cars as possible.

Nice to see you riding Tony! How's the bike ride without a top tube? I'm guessing the down tube must be extra stiff!

Nothing like riding in hot 100 degree (37c) weather! The next day my family and I went straight to the beach! My gravel bike has gotten a few upgrades! lol

I blame this thread for dragging me into the depths of bike insanity! jk Seriously though, my bike journey has been awesome. I've made good friends from bikes and have met some of the nicest people! I think biking just calms everyone down because you don't have time to stress since you're...

32 miles of hot weather climbing on the west side of Los Angeles! Here's my bike on top of one of the Nike Missile sites which are scattered around the area!

Yesterday I tested out a new 11-40t cassette for that additional low gear. Also the sun was out, air was cool and the trail smelled sweet with the flower blooms! Can't ask for better riding weather!

Quick question! For the terrain you ride in, do you find advantages riding a fat bike versus an off-road bike with wide tires?

With my kids getting bigger and our outdoor activities increasing, we finally upgraded our grocery-getter/soccer parent vehicle to a 2022 Subaru Crosstrek Sport. I dig it because it comes with the shiny gunmetal wheels and Yokohama Geolandar tires! I already threw in a soccer ball and my...

Universal Studios Hollywood - Los Angeles, California USA by inhousephoto, on Flickr Universal Studios Hollywood - Los Angeles, California USA by inhousephoto, on Flickr Universal Studios Hollywood - Los Angeles, California USA by inhousephoto, on Flickr Universal Studios Hollywood - Los...

Get an A7RIV. Might as well go big if pixels are a concern. Just shoot less so you don't fill up your hard drive space! ;)

I posted these in the "Bicycle" thread, but I'll post these here as well! All shot with the Nikon 1 J5 + 10mm f/2.8 Pancake: Chino Hills State Park - Chino Hills, California USA by inhousephoto, on Flickr Chino Hills State Park - Chino Hills, California USA by inhousephoto, on Flickr Chino...

From Sunday's ride at Chino Hills State Park! Chino Hills State Park - Chino Hills, California USA by inhousephoto, on Flickr Chino Hills State Park - Chino Hills, California USA by inhousephoto, on Flickr Chino Hills State Park - Chino Hills, California USA by inhousephoto, on Flickr...

My gravel bike picked up new shoes!

I'm into fashion coordination right now! :D Also I wiped out hard last week (hence the bandage), road rash'ing my elbow and thigh. The day it happened I was deciding if I should call it a day, but I ended up finishing my ride and ignoring the pain. Probably not the smartest thing to do, but I...

I liked it better than either the E-M1mkI and Pen-F in regards to image output. ;)

The best time to ride in Los Angeles, is the day after the rain! Perfect blue skies, clean and cool air!

I also gave the Z5 a try and while it was decent...I actually preferred the D750!

If you have the Friendster and Myspace accounts, I'll pay you handsomely! ;):D

I'm the new owner of inhouse.photo though I haven't been doing much photography lately (more design and website building), but I have quite a bit of photo work accumulated. The .photo domain let me shorten the URL and I'm holding both to inhousephoto and inhouse.photo on both flickr and...

Honestly what I miss about M43 are those crisp corner-to-corner files, Olympus colors and metering, the way Olympus handles lowlight live view, their 5-axis IBIS and all the little effects features which are handy for creative shooting. Everything else just feels too serious. Sometimes I want a...

I'm planning on using it more as a portfolio site, not really to drive commerce or business. Plus I accidentally let my .com lapsed and it was vulture'd by one of those domain squatting companies. I already have the IG/flickr profile names, so I think that'll be enough for now. Maybe I'll get my...

For some reason I'm itching for an M43 camera. Looking at the current state of mirrorless, everything is back to big. Ever since I started cycling seriously, size and weight are important factors for me. I'm thinking an E-PL7 or E-M10II might fit the bill paired with either a 12mm f/2, 15mm...

I'm the new owner of a .photo domain! It was cheaper than a .com, plus I was able to keep a fairly short url using the .photo domain. Now I need to build out a website using it!

Okay cool. I'm not too concerned about SEO issues not having a .com and the .photo would streamline the domain I was thinking of.

I'm curious if anyone has purchased and/or has opinions regarding .photo (ex: camera.photo) to be used for a website? Has anyone purchased a domain using the .photo domain? Any advice or suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks!

I have my bike setup for mostly hill climbing and fast descents. My drops are flared gravel bars, so I have better leverage for climbs and downhill stability with the drop flares. I don't really ride long distances (usually under 30mi/50km approx.), but more of intense sessions while dropping...

Nice bike as well! The carbon bars I was trying were 100g lighter, but the amount of flex and tedious torque screw tensioning wasn't worth it to me. Unlike some of my riding buddies, I don't really sweat from my hands much, so I don't see alloy corrosion being an issue for me either. Also since...

I've been doing some minor fine tuning on my road bike. I added a full carbon seat post, swapped out to a SRAM chain, install aero stem spacers and some discount bar tape I found off Amazon for $5! I tried carbon drop bars and felt they flexed too much, so for now I'm sticking with alloy bars...

My wife has the latest iPhone and it's pretty good in certain scenarios, but it's hard to beat the malleable files from the BSI sensor of the old Nikon 1 J5. In good light, I can pull out quite a bit of dynamic range from raw. Also the J5 has become my de facto bike camera! If I plan on a long...

My buddies and I climbed the Hollywood sign again. The prize though was eating lunch in LA's Thai Town. So the faster we climbed, the sooner we could eat! On the way down, we filmed some action bike footage! 😁

I just looked up that frame, it looks really nice! I'm not a weight weenie, but lightweight wheels actually help when climbing. I found with lighter wheels you can stay in a higher gear much longer and there is less fatigue. Also I notice the material on those wheels are referred to as Fusion...

What a great prize! Honestly I feel wheels make a huge difference in performance. It makes any bike ride that much better. I can't wait to see what bike you build around them! (y)

After a hill climb! Hill Climber - Los Angeles, California USA by inhousephoto, on Flickr

I did 32 miles of mountain climbing yesterday. If you guys/gals haven't noticed, I'm obsessed with riding hills! DTLA in the backdrop: Hill Climber - Los Angeles, California USA by inhousephoto, on Flickr When even 40c tires don't feel wide enough: Hill Climber - Los Angeles, California USA...

Spent this Sunday grinding uphill in the mountains with perfect 70 degree weather. Hot enough not be cold, cool enough not to be burnt toast! I cramped on the way home, but I now carry pickle juice when doing serious climbing. Within seconds the cramps go away instantly! Hill Climber - Los...