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The All New More and More Fun With Digital M Images
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Bébèrt
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Re: The All New More and More Fun w/M8 Images
Are the first three with the Nokton 50mm/f1.1 ??? (exif is missing)
Re: The All New More and More Fun w/M9 Images
It looks like a TINY church. or is this a wate effect?
how about a b&w version?
what a beautiful building-place-photo
It looks like a TINY church. or is this a wate effect?
how about a b&w version?
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Re: The All New More and More Fun w/M9 Images
First feeble attempts at a real world job. 2 hour "Engagement Session". Produced about 230 shots. These people were very lucky as I normally don't do so much for an engagement shoot. But this was my first chance to use the M9 for a real job with limited control over the conditions at the locations the couple wanted shot ... which is par for the course in a lot of my work.
Some shots where they first met, and some in Downtown Royal Oak Michigan where they live. 80 or so will be used in a slide show at the wedding reception. Not a bad experience considering I got the camera a day prior to the shoot. :thumbs:
First feeble attempts at a real world job. 2 hour "Engagement Session". Produced about 230 shots. These people were very lucky as I normally don't do so much for an engagement shoot. But this was my first chance to use the M9 for a real job with limited control over the conditions at the locations the couple wanted shot ... which is par for the course in a lot of my work.
Some shots where they first met, and some in Downtown Royal Oak Michigan where they live. 80 or so will be used in a slide show at the wedding reception. Not a bad experience considering I got the camera a day prior to the shoot. :thumbs:
jonoslack
Active member
Re: The All New More and More Fun w/M9 Images
My version is a little more brutal than yours . . .but then I have more to work from!
Stinker . . . I was saving that for laterWith apologies to Jono, I took a run at this as a b/w:
My version is a little more brutal than yours . . .but then I have more to work from!
Lloyd
Active member
Re: The All New More and More Fun w/M9 Images
A thousand pardons again, Jono. Love to see yours... you do, in fact, have more to work with... on any number of levels! :thumbup:Stinker . . . I was saving that for later
Lloyd
Active member
Re: The All New More and More Fun w/M9 Images
Nice shot... wonderfully silver conversion. Nice.HI There
just found this one nestling amongst the Crete shots:
90 elmarit (such a lovely lens, and it's been banging about in my cupboard unused for the last 2 years!)
jonoslack
Active member
Re: The All New More and More Fun w/M9 Images
No Pardons required - the principle is the same . . . I must work on being less predictable!
Mark Gowin
Member
Re: The All New More and More Fun w/M9 Images
I am enjoying these M9 photos. I don't know if it is my imagination or a real thing, but I am seeing more texture (for a lack of a better term) than I am used to seeing from my M8 files - especially in the most recent photos from Mike, Jono, and Marc. They just seem to have more depth if that makes any sense.
Mark
I am enjoying these M9 photos. I don't know if it is my imagination or a real thing, but I am seeing more texture (for a lack of a better term) than I am used to seeing from my M8 files - especially in the most recent photos from Mike, Jono, and Marc. They just seem to have more depth if that makes any sense.
Mark
Cindy Flood
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Re: The All New More and More Fun w/M8 Images
Nice shots, Kurt. #4 is my favorite. Your composition just leads my eye in.
Nice shots, Kurt. #4 is my favorite. Your composition just leads my eye in.
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sclamb
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Re: The All New More and More Fun w/M9 Images
Seems we did OK in the UK as the M9 was available from 9/9/9. We got lucky for a change.
I love the Summarits, and I have the 75 and 35. OK, not the fastest lenses out there, but for the money they are sharp as a tack and feel like good quality build.
Nice picture of that Greek church. Given you needed to keep the texture in those bright white walls I guess you had some work to do to bring the sky out in the finished sample.
Simon
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Seems we did OK in the UK as the M9 was available from 9/9/9. We got lucky for a change.Thanks Cindy
Thanks Jono
I love the Summarits, and I have the 75 and 35. OK, not the fastest lenses out there, but for the money they are sharp as a tack and feel like good quality build.Nice picture of that Greek church. Given you needed to keep the texture in those bright white walls I guess you had some work to do to bring the sky out in the finished sample.
Simon
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sclamb
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Re: The All New More and More Fun w/M9 Images
Simon
Mike, what a wonderfully colourful collection of windows and walls. I remember seeing one such wall in Minorca but I couldn't get to photograph it as it was next to a busy dual carriageway and the only quiet time was at 3am.Some shots I took this morning at Santana Row in San Jose. I punched up the color and contrast in LR2 for fun effect...
The colors out of the M9 are fantastic, and there's plenty of lattitude in the files to push them around.
ZM 21 Biogon @ f4:
50 lux asph wide open:
50 lux asph wide open:
50 lux asph wide open:
28 cron wide open:
75 cron wide open:
75 cron wide open:
ZM 21 Biogon @ f5.6:
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