f6cvalkyrie
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Excellent, Per !
And thanks for you comment on the pic :thumbup:
Have a nice weekend,
Rafael
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G1 on bellows, macro with orchidees
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Excellent, Per !
And thanks for you comment on the pic :thumbup:
Have a nice weekend,
Rafael
woodyspedden
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Haven't seen it mentioned elsewhere so thought I would mention that Raw Developer by Iridient Digital (Mac Only) does a great job with G1 files. All in all my favorite Raw software developer.
Woody
Woody
f6cvalkyrie
Well-known member
Hi,
it's been several weeks since I took pictures of our orchid
But now, it's flowering very well again (it's a keiki), so I put the G1 in front of it, with the Nikon 50mm f1.4 attached to it.
This is the result :
I hope you like them !
Rafael
it's been several weeks since I took pictures of our orchid
But now, it's flowering very well again (it's a keiki), so I put the G1 in front of it, with the Nikon 50mm f1.4 attached to it.
This is the result :
I hope you like them !
Rafael
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woodyspedden
New member
Raf
Lovely picture but the contrast seems muted compared to images I have taken with this lens on my Contax RTS III? I am sure it could be corrected in PS CS4 but that is my observation. All in all, though, a very lovely image.
woody Spedden
Lovely picture but the contrast seems muted compared to images I have taken with this lens on my Contax RTS III? I am sure it could be corrected in PS CS4 but that is my observation. All in all, though, a very lovely image.
woody Spedden
pellicle
New member
Hi Rafael
one of the things that I too like about my G1 is that it works so well with older manual focus stuff. I've been using extension tubes (which are cheaper) and getting great results too:
and stuff in the field which I couldn't have done back with 35mm (composition and live view flexability). I could never have chased this bumble bee around ...
and I probably wouldn't have "wasted film" on trying stuff like this either
(of course some may I shouldn't have wasted space on it ;-)
I didn't like what APS did to my lenses (espeically as I had a lovely TS-E 24 which became a useless TS-E 38 on a 20D) but I do like what can be done with the Micro 4/3rds stuff.
Of course metering is just a simple setting of "shoot with lens off" and camera in Av mode.
Great
one of the things that I too like about my G1 is that it works so well with older manual focus stuff. I've been using extension tubes (which are cheaper) and getting great results too:
and stuff in the field which I couldn't have done back with 35mm (composition and live view flexability). I could never have chased this bumble bee around ...
and I probably wouldn't have "wasted film" on trying stuff like this either
(of course some may I shouldn't have wasted space on it ;-)
I didn't like what APS did to my lenses (espeically as I had a lovely TS-E 24 which became a useless TS-E 38 on a 20D) but I do like what can be done with the Micro 4/3rds stuff.
Of course metering is just a simple setting of "shoot with lens off" and camera in Av mode.
Great
Cindy Flood
Super Moderator
Not an orchid, but a Gerber Daisy. G1 on my Mamiya Auto Bellows with Mamiya 80 f/2.8 lens.
