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Ricoh GXR - Show your images
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Michiel Schierbeek
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Made a mistake with my last post. Those 2 pictures where actually shot with my Sony NEX-7 :deadhorse:
Can be confusing working with two systems
Can't repair the situation anymore. I am uploading from my DPI member gallerie. Does anybody know how to delete pictures from this gallerie? Because I would like to rectify some mistakes.
Well here are two which are defenitly shot with the GXR.
Michiel
Can be confusing working with two systems
Can't repair the situation anymore. I am uploading from my DPI member gallerie. Does anybody know how to delete pictures from this gallerie? Because I would like to rectify some mistakes.
Well here are two which are defenitly shot with the GXR.
Michiel
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Vivek
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Michiel, Go to "edit image" and there is an option to delete (you do need to check the little box in delete).
Michiel Schierbeek
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Thank you Vivek
Michiel
Michiel
Godfrey
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Jumble
Managed to wrest the M-Rokkor 40mm off the M9 for a bit and fitted it to the GXR. Also created a fresh blog post.
Ricoh GXR-M + M-Rokkor 40mm f/2
ISO 200 @ f/4 @ 1/100 second
blog: Jumble - godfreydigiorgi's posterous
thanks for looking. comments welcomed.
Managed to wrest the M-Rokkor 40mm off the M9 for a bit and fitted it to the GXR. Also created a fresh blog post.
Ricoh GXR-M + M-Rokkor 40mm f/2
ISO 200 @ f/4 @ 1/100 second
blog: Jumble - godfreydigiorgi's posterous
thanks for looking. comments welcomed.
Michiel Schierbeek
Well-known member
The continuing story of the facades
Michiel
Michiel
Michiel.......this one is special.Two from the Facade series.
Michiel
I just traded my ZM50 Planar for the ZM25/2.8...........I hope I'll be able to give it the same justice as you give it.
R
Michiel Schierbeek
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+1 :thumbs:
Keith; I found out that it is nice to combine two facades to make the composition. They use so much color combinations in Normandy to paint their houses.
Michiel
Michiel Schierbeek
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Thank you Rich!
Actually this one was shot with the NEX7 with the Zeiss Distagon 28/2.8 :deadhorse:
I have to replace those 2 photo's.
But all the rest of them are with the Biogon if it says so.
Michiel
Actually this one was shot with the NEX7 with the Zeiss Distagon 28/2.8 :deadhorse:
I have to replace those 2 photo's.
But all the rest of them are with the Biogon if it says so.
Michiel
Michiel Schierbeek
Well-known member
I checked everything and all pictures where shot with the GXR and Biogon.
It became confusing when I shot this one exactly the same with the NEX.
So a lot to do about nothing. pffff
Michiel
It became confusing when I shot this one exactly the same with the NEX.
So a lot to do about nothing. pffff
Michiel
Michiel Schierbeek
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Rich I am sure you will have a lot of fun with that lens
Michiel
Michiel
Michiel Schierbeek
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Some more with the GXR on French facades.
Michiel
Michiel
Michiel Schierbeek
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No, not yet. Should do that, when I am back there. Soon I hope.
No just take the shot, as straight as possible, of two houses in a street at once.
And frame the composition as you want it. I don't like cropping.
A waste of pixels. :ROTFL:
Although I like the square format.
May be Sony's next camera!
Michiel
No just take the shot, as straight as possible, of two houses in a street at once.
And frame the composition as you want it. I don't like cropping.
A waste of pixels. :ROTFL:
Although I like the square format.
May be Sony's next camera!
Michiel
I'm going to try it, maybe with three shots and walking between them to try to eliminate perspective - like Hockney with his Japanese Rock garden joiner.
Keith
Michiel Schierbeek
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Lovely picture Keith!
BTW All my postings in horizontal mode have been a bit fuzzy due to a fault in an action I made for my framing in PS. A drag really. I did repair a lot already.
BTW All my postings in horizontal mode have been a bit fuzzy due to a fault in an action I made for my framing in PS. A drag really. I did repair a lot already.