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The All New More and More Fun With Digital M Images
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jonoslack
Active member
Re: More and more fun with M8 images
We've all seen them . . . we just can't afford 3,800 to buy one, so we're ignoring you
Re: More and more fun with M8 images
Helen - for you
This is the M8 at 1250. For me, I like the quality of the noise, I know it is not film grain but I don't expect that look from my digital camera. Perhaps this is not the best example but I think the M8 is capable of quality images at 640 and 1250, although the "look" may not be appropriate for all situations. I will add that often times I do not like the look of some of the files from the M8 at higher ISO's but it can work and when it does it can be quite lovely. - your peach-fuzz friend in ny
Helen - for you
This is the M8 at 1250. For me, I like the quality of the noise, I know it is not film grain but I don't expect that look from my digital camera. Perhaps this is not the best example but I think the M8 is capable of quality images at 640 and 1250, although the "look" may not be appropriate for all situations. I will add that often times I do not like the look of some of the files from the M8 at higher ISO's but it can work and when it does it can be quite lovely. - your peach-fuzz friend in ny
helenhill
Senior Member
Re: More and more fun with M8 images
and NO Peach Fuzz or rather such a refined PF it reads Differently,
Thank You for this, something to Aspire to in the land of 1250
Is that a mirror or glass behind her?.... The Reflection Fragments Beautifully
xo to my Favorite Peach Fuzz Pal...Charles
WOW....Tres CooolHelen - for you
This is the M8 at 1250. For me, I like the quality of the noise, I know it is not film grain but I don't expect that look from my digital camera. Perhaps this is not the best example but I think the M8 is capable of quality images at 640 and 1250, although the "look" may not be appropriate for all situations. I will add that often times I do not like the look of some of the files from the M8 at higher ISO's but it can work and when it does it can be quite lovely. - your peach-fuzz friend in ny
and NO Peach Fuzz or rather such a refined PF it reads Differently,
Thank You for this, something to Aspire to in the land of 1250
Is that a mirror or glass behind her?.... The Reflection Fragments Beautifully
xo to my Favorite Peach Fuzz Pal...Charles
Lloyd
Active member
Re: More and more fun with M8 images
Our friend is a Native American medicine practitioner. (Medicine Woman) She is also a registered nurse.
She's preparing for a "Smudging" http://www.crystalinks.com/smudging.html
CV 75/2.5 Heliar:
Our friend is a Native American medicine practitioner. (Medicine Woman) She is also a registered nurse.
She's preparing for a "Smudging" http://www.crystalinks.com/smudging.html
CV 75/2.5 Heliar:
Lloyd
Active member
Lloyd
Active member
Re: More and more fun with M8 images
Steve, these are great. How are you processing your images?
Lloyd
Active member
Re: More and more fun with M8 images
This leaves me speechless (no small task, mind you)! One of the most impressive images on this thread, for certain!! :salute:Carrots and Sunset
M8 28mm 'cron
Sometimes you just have to stop the car!
M
MEB
Guest
Roxy Cafe
This is a small diner near my office where I frequently eat lunch. The ceiling alone is good for hours of reading. I think this is a scene where B&W just wouldn't tell the story! M8, 28mm Elmarit ASPH f2.8.
Mark (East Lansing, Michigan)
This is a small diner near my office where I frequently eat lunch. The ceiling alone is good for hours of reading. I think this is a scene where B&W just wouldn't tell the story! M8, 28mm Elmarit ASPH f2.8.
Mark (East Lansing, Michigan)