DMR Image Thread

[gogopix]

Well, you all are making me jealous. HOWEVER, LEica NJ just called; my revamped R9 and DMR are on their way.

I now have 6 cameras that can use R lenses:

R9/Film
R9/DMR
Kodak SLR/c w adapter
Sigma 14 w R body mount (true!)
Truewide with R mount (for all Phase backs with Contax
M9 (I focus with R9, then swap to M( with R>M adapter get 18MP!)
Pentax K-7 with LEITAX adapter for lenses (CURRENTLY ON 400/6.8)

maybe I'll start a thread
hell, maybe I'll start a SITE!!:ROTFL:

BTW notice that not ONE is a Canon! (I ignore my son-inLaw's Rebel ) and of coutrse you can use ANY 4/3 camera as well.

regards
to all DMRer and Rer's

Victor

 

[David K]

Just got my DMR back from service and thought I'd give it a whirl with some model shots... Clearwater Beach, Fl., 35-70 2.8 zoom.

 

[robsteve]

Just got my DMR back from service and thought I'd give it a whirl with some model shots... Clearwater Beach, Fl., 35-70 2.8 zoom.

They look great. The DMR excels on reds like in the bikini shot.

BTW, did you get another 35-70mm or borrow one?

Robert

 

[doug]

A couple made yesterday in the marshes of Yolo County, a few miles west of here:

 

[doug]

A Ruffed Grouse 1 week ago in Brookings OR:

R8/DMR, 100 APO, crawling in the mud

 

[doug]

R8/DMR, 280 APO, group photo with 1.4x APO-Extender

 

[cmb_]

The Group Photo is too good Doug! Wonderful!

 

[Arne Hvaring]

Doug, what a series of outstanding images you've posted recently! You seem able to nail the focus perfectly even with these fleeting subjects.

Btw. I wonder if that 280mm apo must be my next lens .

Here's a shot with the 100mm Apo-Macro.

 

[doug]

.... I wonder if that 280mm apo must be my next lens ....

I call it My Precious

 

[DougDolde]

Birds or bikinis? I'll take the latter anyday.

 

[otumay]

Doug, your bird shots are stunning!

 

[robsteve]

Just playing around with the 180mm f3.4 APO and the DMR. I had to grab the camera when I saw the light. Bit of a power line in the lower left corner.

 

[doug]

Williamson's Sapsucker along a remote dirt road in Sierra County California:

 

[Seascape]

Robert, good to see that I'm not the only one that thinks the 180 Apo-Telyt is still a great lens.....mine's with me for life, truly a classic :thumbup:

 

[paulmoore]

well I thought I would try to revive this old thread and get some more dmr images out there. The second shot won an award in the lastest international color awards for professional, abstract. ..shot with 28mm. My son was shot with a 35mmlux. I have been using a gh1 lately trying to see how life is with an electronic viewfinder and getting my head around it.. but here I am, reminded that dmr files are a joy to work on, I will be shooting more with it. :thumbup:

 

[gmanp]

Really like those 2 shots, Paul.
The 2nd one is really, really nice for it's simplicity, very good.
I bought a DMR a couple of months ago, am trying to work up the nerve to post pics here

 

[paulmoore]

thanks for the comments..
I haven't posted much but think this is the place to be if you want info on your dmr, so go ahead and post and ask questions if they come up..many of us have been around the block with the dmr.
I have more of my personal work from the dmr posted on my website and blog.
good luck and remember to expose to maintain highlights.. at least .5 under in exp. comp.

 

[Nitnaros]

Started using the R9/DMR for panos;
mainly with 35-lux, 60-macro and 90-apo-cron.

Stormking sculpture garden from today with the 90-cron; a double-row pano cropped.

Peter

 

[doug]

R8/DMR, 280mm f/4 APO, shoulder stock & monopod. Cropped from horizontal.

 

[gero]

What a wonderful shot Dough, those hands and the face look so?? human?? at the same time tender and scary. I wouldn't want a fight with this guy even though he looks still like a child.