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Feedback on results

Just got results in today, first time getting tested. The results aren’t fantastic but has anyone here conceived naturally with scores like this? This was about 2.5 days abstinence if it matters.

Volume: 1.9ml
Concentration: 28.7M/ml
Total sperm count: 54.53 million
Total motility: 53%
Progressive motility: 28.5%
Normal morphology: 1%
Total motile count: 28.9 million

Obviously the morphology is concerning and progressive motility isn’t great.

My lifestyle the last few weeks has definitely been high stress, minimal eating, excessive drinking so I’m hoping that played a role here. I understand I should’ve waited for another time to take the test but it was a time sensitive matter.

I intend to make lifestyle changes on all counts, just hoping to get some perspective.

Editing to add it just occurred to me my cat sits on my lap most days and is a little baked potato. So that could be playing a part too.

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u/Charming-Mushroom886 — 4 days ago

Cracked slider

I noticed the slider on the man/auto switch on my 105mm lens is cracked. How repairable or replaceable is this?

u/Charming-Mushroom886 — 1 month ago

Priority

I'm looking at a couple options to purchase my first. Would you prioritize a 6x7 with the 105mm lens, model number around 411xxxx, or a later model 67 model number 416xxxx but with the 75mm lens?

Both are about equal as far as condition and price

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u/Charming-Mushroom886 — 2 months ago

Color options

Anyone have pics of the bordaux red, indigo blue, or sepia brown in person? Trying to decide which color to get but don't want to go off of just the online images

Edit: in case of confusion, I mean a photo that shows the color in a real world setting as opposed to the product page on nikon's website. I understand reddit is online.

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u/Charming-Mushroom886 — 3 months ago

Color question

I don't have photography experience and am looking to buy a camera. I see the sigma fp l is praised for its colors, but when I compare photos I see in this sub compared to the fujifilm or Sony alpha subs, those ones look much richer and more vibrant.

Is this just a result of editing, or am I misunderstanding which aspect of color representation is being praised in the sigma?

Thanks in advance for the insight

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u/Charming-Mushroom886 — 3 months ago