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Vivek
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Yet again the same camera for visible light capture.
Untitled by Vivek Iyer, on Flickr
Hacked GH-2, Panasonic 20/1.7, UV/IR cut filter.
Untitled by Vivek Iyer, on Flickr
Hacked GH-2, Panasonic 20/1.7, UV/IR cut filter.
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Fun with 4/3rds cameras/ Image Thread
- Thread starter Guy Mancuso
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Tim,
I love the color, composition on your shots!
May 2010
G1, 45mm f/2.8 @ 2.8
G1, 7-14mm @ 7mm
G1, 45mm f/2.8 @ 2.8
I love the color, composition on your shots!
No regrets about not having an IQ180.
May 2010
G1, 45mm f/2.8 @ 2.8
G1, 7-14mm @ 7mm
G1, 45mm f/2.8 @ 2.8
f6cvalkyrie
Well-known member
A few from today's walk around the Lake of Genval (Belgium)
Windy day also
All with GH2 and 14-45 or 45-200 lens.
All 5-shot HDR
Have a nice weekend,
Rafael
Windy day also
All with GH2 and 14-45 or 45-200 lens.
All 5-shot HDR
Have a nice weekend,
Rafael
J
juliedanurse
Guest
Went to a nature preserve in Lawrence this week.....
Bridge in the park by juliedanurse, on Flickr
The Dock by juliedanurse, on Flickr
Bridge in the park by juliedanurse, on Flickr
The Dock by juliedanurse, on Flickr
I went to the Big Island this weekend for a wedding and really wrestled with what camera to bring. I've been contemplating moving out of the m4/3 format and always hesitate.
I decided on the E-P3, the 45/1.8, and the PL25.
The day after the wedding, I traveled up the Kohala Coast to the Pu'ukohola Heiau National Historic Site. Constructed by King Kamehameha as an offering to the war god Kukailimoku, it prefaced his unification of the Hawaiian Islands. It, as all heiau, is considered sacred. Walking on the heiau is not allowed due to human impact concerns.
It is hard to capture something this massive and do it justice.
Here are a few shots all with the PL25.
I think I'll be hanging on for a while longer.
R
I decided on the E-P3, the 45/1.8, and the PL25.
The day after the wedding, I traveled up the Kohala Coast to the Pu'ukohola Heiau National Historic Site. Constructed by King Kamehameha as an offering to the war god Kukailimoku, it prefaced his unification of the Hawaiian Islands. It, as all heiau, is considered sacred. Walking on the heiau is not allowed due to human impact concerns.
It is hard to capture something this massive and do it justice.
Here are a few shots all with the PL25.
I think I'll be hanging on for a while longer.
R
J
juliedanurse
Guest
Thanks Jerry! Great portraits... love the face he's making in the b/w shot.
J
juliedanurse
Guest
I drive past this tree on old K10 highway in NE KS several times weekly. The day I shot this the sun was hitting it just right, so I pulled over and grabbed the shot. I did a little processing in PSE.
Tree on old 10 by juliedanurse, on Flickr
Tree on old 10 by juliedanurse, on Flickr
That is nice with small cameras, we have them all the time with us
You must have eye to color
* * *
I ask myself, if I do not show too much photos, let me know if you think so.
One of reason is - I show lens, aperture, so some people may have idea, what can they expect, especially new members, or people who do not have particular lens.
OK, last portraits for now, I promise
June 2010
G1, 45mm f/2.8 @ 2.8
G1, 45mm f/2.8 @ 3.5
Brian Mosley
New member
Wow, these are great Rich - beautifully sharp... great post processing too!I went to the Big Island this weekend for a wedding and really wrestled with what camera to bring. I've been contemplating moving out of the m4/3 format and always hesitate.
I decided on the E-P3, the 45/1.8, and the PL25.
The day after the wedding, I traveled up the Kohala Coast to the Pu'ukohola Heiau National Historic Site. Constructed by King Kamehameha as an offering to the war god Kukailimoku, it prefaced his unification of the Hawaiian Islands. It, as all heiau, is considered sacred. Walking on the heiau is not allowed due to human impact concerns.
It is hard to capture something this massive and do it justice.
Here are a few shots all with the PL25.
I think I'll be hanging on for a while longer.
R
Thanks for sharing
Brian
J
juliedanurse
Guest
Jerry, I enjoy your work! I generally use an Olympus OM 50mm f1.4 (with adapter to my Lumix G3) for my portraits, but have really been considering that 45mm lens. Your portraits really show off the quality of that lens. Thanks for your posts!That is nice with small cameras, we have them all the time with us
You must have eye to color
* * *
I ask myself, if I do not show too much photos, let me know if you think so.
One of reason is - I show lens, aperture, so some people may have idea, what can they expect, especially new members, or people who do not have particular lens.
OK, last portraits for now, I promise
June 2010
G1, 45mm f/2.8 @ 2.8
Thanks Brian......your enthusiasm and support (and PAD) was what got me into this format to begin with.
I really appreciate the kind comments.
R
dmabry2010
New member
Hooray!
I just received the 25mm Summilux for the GX-1 I received last week.
Initial set of shots, and I must say that I do like the lens!
The first one, the Tortie, is Sophie, a.k.a. Trouble, that was rescued as a few day old kitten after Charley blew through Florida. Very reluctant model, but that is, after all, her job.
The second model is Sara, who we rescued in our neighborhood. Another reluctant model.
The third model is my wife, EJ. Another very reluctant model.
I emphasize "reluctant". I really appreciate the Leica M9. But, with the manual focus, the only models that are patient, are well ... trees and inanimate objects.
My live models get very impatient. They move, in they case of Sophie and Sara, or the roll their eyes, in the case of EJ.
Finally, with the GX1 and great fast lenses, I can finally sneak up on them!
Thank you,
dmabry2010
I just received the 25mm Summilux for the GX-1 I received last week.
Initial set of shots, and I must say that I do like the lens!
The first one, the Tortie, is Sophie, a.k.a. Trouble, that was rescued as a few day old kitten after Charley blew through Florida. Very reluctant model, but that is, after all, her job.
The second model is Sara, who we rescued in our neighborhood. Another reluctant model.
The third model is my wife, EJ. Another very reluctant model.
I emphasize "reluctant". I really appreciate the Leica M9. But, with the manual focus, the only models that are patient, are well ... trees and inanimate objects.
My live models get very impatient. They move, in they case of Sophie and Sara, or the roll their eyes, in the case of EJ.
Finally, with the GX1 and great fast lenses, I can finally sneak up on them!
Thank you,
dmabry2010