Bill_Green
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I love seeing updates to this thread. The DMR is truly an amazing camera.
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DMR Image Thread
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glenerrolrd
Workshop Member
David I bet nobody understands that the bug is over 2 ft long! Florida can be dangerous.
rogerKurt, thanks for the kind words. It really is all about the right tool for the right job. I'd seen this guy a week or so ago and, believe it or not he was mating at the time. I went into the house to get my camera and capture something I'd never seen before, but by the time I got back he was gone. This time it was all ready and set up for him but Mrs. G was nowhere to be seen
Bill, could not agree with you more. Wish Leica would have kept this series alive with an R10 but it doesn't detract from its capabilities. A bit light in the megapixel category by today's standards but what beautiful pixels they are.
Roger, miss you buddy... got nobody to have coffee with when you're gone.
Bill, could not agree with you more. Wish Leica would have kept this series alive with an R10 but it doesn't detract from its capabilities. A bit light in the megapixel category by today's standards but what beautiful pixels they are.
Roger, miss you buddy... got nobody to have coffee with when you're gone.
glenerrolrd
Workshop Member
David
Hang in thru hurricane season! LOL ..back in sunny florida 11/1 . Should be a lot of action with the new Palm Beach Photographic facility. City kicked in a ton of $$$ and gave them a great location. New Leica store etc.
Roger
Hang in thru hurricane season! LOL ..back in sunny florida 11/1 . Should be a lot of action with the new Palm Beach Photographic facility. City kicked in a ton of $$$ and gave them a great location. New Leica store etc.
Roger
Bill_Green
Member
I moved from the DMR to Sony for weight reduction more than anything else and to tell the truth, I'm not convinced the Sony's 25 MP captures anything that the Leica's 10 MP do not. However, the difference between 16-bit and 12-bit color is very noticeable.
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Way to go David!!! :thumbup:
J
jamesto
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Dear All,
After all the talk about the new M9 and X1 recently, I thought I would post this picture of springtime in my hometown, Christchurch, New Zealand. I still love my DMR very much!
Best regards
JAMES
After all the talk about the new M9 and X1 recently, I thought I would post this picture of springtime in my hometown, Christchurch, New Zealand. I still love my DMR very much!
Best regards
JAMES
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Rob, very nice. Can't wait to see more as you shoot over the next days. I really like the DMR in rainy overcast light. It handles the color beautifully. It manages to pick up all the subtleties and renders with such richness, never flat in these type of conditions (I had similar light in posts 311/312 above). Nicely composed.
glenerrolrd
Workshop Member
Nice image really plays to the DMR s strength....you can see the detail just keep going. :thumbup:
robsteve
Subscriber
Here are some more from my fall trip. From the Economy area of the Bay of Fundy, Nova Scotia. The Bay of Fundy area has some of the highest tides in the world. The area where these pictures were shot have over a fifty foot tide range, so these rocks would be well under water at high tide.
These areas were very dark and I found it hard to focus. When I saw the images on the preview, I was surprised with the vibrant colour. It reminded me of Antelope Canyon, in that your eyes didn't see much colour in the rock because of the dim light, but when you sow the images the rocks just glowed.
These areas were very dark and I found it hard to focus. When I saw the images on the preview, I was surprised with the vibrant colour. It reminded me of Antelope Canyon, in that your eyes didn't see much colour in the rock because of the dim light, but when you sow the images the rocks just glowed.
robsteve
Subscriber
Doug:Beautiful photos, Rob. I can imagine these pictures printed huge
Here's one from last weekend:
R8/DMR, 280mm f/4 APO
You didn't shoot that with your 60mm Macro
I need a printer now. Last year I meant to buy a large printer like a 3800, but put it off. I really don't enjoy inkjet printing. I had more fun making Ilfochromes/Ciabachromes.
Robert