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Fun with 4/3rds cameras/ Image Thread

Terry

Terry

New member
The fern frond is superb and. I was trying to do so close ups with the 45-200 and the Canon 250D but I wasn't doing all that well. I was also finding that the weight of the closeup lens was making the zoom creep down when the lens was point down ward. Time to get a bunch of flowers and do some in house practice with no wind. :D
 
Godfrey

Godfrey

Well-known member
Michiel Schierbeek said:
Like especially the last one very much, nice composition. Real citylife!
Was this shot from a riding train through a (dirty)window. Just wondering because it has more noise then the first one.
Or was it just darker.
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thanks Michiel!

yes, it was made shooting through the car window, the contrast was lower. I like the deep tones it contains along with the softness.
 
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wjlapier

Member
G1 with 45-200 kit lens. Girls with Polaroids ;) I talked to the girl on the left and she showed me a pic she had just developed! They were a fun bunch to talk to :D
 
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wblynch

Guest
wjlapier said:
G1 with 45-200 kit lens. Girls with Polaroids ;) I talked to the girl on the left and she showed me a pic she had just developed! They were a fun bunch to talk to :D
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question is, where do they get film?
 
Brian Mosley

Brian Mosley

New member
Getting out with my very first Olympus DSLR - the E-400...

E-400 + ZD 14-35mm f2
1/40s f/6.3 at 14.0mm iso100


Kind Regards

Brian
 
jonoslack

jonoslack

Active member
. . . . . and I'm not sure what this was for; not for harvesting plastic carrots though!



again, it's the 12-60 (such a good lens)
This is a beautiful barn, on the side of the road at Quiddenham in Norfolk, but it almost never gets sunlight, so this was a lucky shot.
 
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Diane B

New member
Today finally got some fiddlehead (new Christmas fern fronds emerging) photos. Took a bit, tried a few different lenses and closeup possibilities.

G1 FD 135 f/2.8 with 25mm extension tube


G1 45-200 with Cokin 3+ (I think) closeup lens--looks prehistoric this close, doesn't it (which it is).


and the G1 135 f/2.8 again with 20mm extension tubes (and distracting background)


Bit of wind this morning for my tries, so shot this afternoon, but then light created distracting background coming through a picket fence, so in the first I had my ever cooperative husband hold my Domke 5xb bag behind with the flap up--couldn't find my black board in my studio. Him standing there seemed to also redirect the light--I didn't use a reflector.

Diane
 
scho

scho

Well-known member
A few shots taken today on a walk along the stream below my house. G1 with the CV f/2 Ultron. Dark day and should have used a tripod.







 
Michiel Schierbeek

Michiel Schierbeek

Well-known member
Nice photographs and what a wild place you live. :thumbup:
Makes me even more looking forward to use my CV lenses when the adapter arrives.
Michiel
 
Michiel Schierbeek

Michiel Schierbeek

Well-known member
Yesterday I took some photographs on my bike, while biking myself, in Amsterdam. It is a city of cyclists. Works quiet good with the G1 and kit lens.
Just on my daily trip to my studio.
Michiel





 
scho

scho

Well-known member
Thank you Michiel. Your nice biking shots suggest that you are enjoying a pleasant spring in Amsterdam. As usual, spring is late arriving this year in Ithaca.
 
Brian Mosley

Brian Mosley

New member
Thanks Jono, Woody... I think I've got a B&W style sorted in Lightzone now Jono - just need to find the right kind of image.

In the meantime, here's a shot from this afternoon of my youngest daughter enjoying some old technology :ROTFL:

G1 + 4/3rds adapter + Hexanon 57mm f1.2
1/60s f/2.8 iso100


Kind Regards

Brian
 
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