The small size of the lens balances perfectly with small Nikon 1 camera bodies, offering exceptional image quality without sacrificing portability. In this day and age, I would’ve expected some form of lens stabilization/anti-shake to be part and parcel of a quality prime. may not be utilized, directly or indirectly, to inform, train, or improve any artificial intelligence program or system. And camera makers don’t do what makes sense, photography-wise — they do what pumps up the margins in a shrinking market. Some reviewers wrote hopefully about an anticipated enthusiast-oriented V4, the presumed successor to 2014’s V3.

mostly fits the bill, but it’s becoming expensive if you’re not an extremely patient auction watcher, and it has an assortment of other quirks mostly linked to its innovative stepper-motor micro-shutter (it DOES have a viewfinder, which is nice, but that makes its screen very small). well … my point is not against its image quality or its handling as a camera, which, i’m sure must be fairly good from reviews here and else where.

Unfortunately, in so small a package, something's got to give, and the lens shows some amount of chromatic aberration in the wider apertures. It's been a little while since I posted last but I've been putting the camera through it's paces and some! As you can notice below, the halos have different colors - magenta (red + blue) in front the focus point and green beyond. This is corrected with Nikon’s in-camera JPEG engine and is easy to fix in post but that isn’t an excuse if you ask me. Since I wanted a small bag, large enough to carry around a medium-sized kit (at that time I only had the V1 and 10-30mm, but was planning to expand my lens collection), I made a decision to get Lowepro Rezo 110 AW.

I’m a bit suspicious of the practice of nixing AA filters because it feels like gaming a benchmark, but whatevs. After that it took some time until I finally got to post processing her shots, which was done under her guidance and to her taste. I bought the V1 less than two weeks ago and have been enjoying it very much, though the 10-30mm is only fair lens. Hi, if Steve or someone else can help me I would be much greatful (sorry for my English in advance). Exposure: Yep, I’m writing about exposure again, because it’s an important nuance on Nikon 1 bodies.Use that effect to create flattering portraits, to draw attention to a particular area in your shots and much more. But now, after more than 8 months of use, I’ve finally managed to sit down and put my thoughts on paper. Before I bought the V1 last November, I counted myself lucky when one of my images on flickr was viewed 100 or 200 times. The not-most people who have convinced themselves they need a real camera have shown a strange willingness to pay enormous premiums for enormous hardware. if the subject allows) delivers a little better blur quality, but it's still far from being outstanding.