Ricoh GX100

[JDavila]

Thanks Wouter glad you like it. Also thanks for your insight on the impression piece.

I still have my big bulky Nikon myself with three lenses (12-24mm,18-70mm and a 70-210mm) but don't use it anymore now that I can carry this around with such ease. I will sell it soon myself.

Here is another before I realized how not to have the date imprinted on the pic..........

 

[wbrandsma]

Awesome capture and I like it how the date print is almost perfectly aligned with the white stripe :thumbup:

 

[JDavila]

LOL My favorite part of the shot as well.

 

[wbrandsma]

Michael Reichmann posted a review of the GX100 on Luminous Landscape.

 

[JDavila]

That review is a direct reflection of how I feel about the GX100.

 

[Chris]

Excellent work, JDavila!

And Wouter, I will read your impressions with much interest. I'm looking foreward to reading it tonight.


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best regards,
Chris
http://www.flickr.com/photos/21306283@N05/

 

[JDavila]

Thanks Chris.

Here is one inspired by Wouter's smokestack shots. This is the kind of smoke stacks we get in my neck of the woods.



jd

 

[wbrandsma]

I would love to see NY smokestacks. Great photo!

 

[asabet]

What a beautiful scene Wouter.

 

[wbrandsma]

Thank you Amin!

 

[JDavila]

If you look at the shot long enough you will see N.Y rats run by.

 

[Lili]

Wouter and JDavila
Lovely stuff

 

[JDavila]

Thank you very much Lill,

I am having a good time with this camera.

I'm especially enjoying this forum and all the encouraging comments from all the extremely talented people.

 

[JDavila]

Sorry I typed wrong, I ment to say thank you Lili

 

[helenhill]

Wouter Simply Divine ....I love the light & dark tones.... Pulls you right in

JDavila Wonderful Shot...... makes me feel right at home walking the streets
All the Best ! helen:clap:

 

[wbrandsma]

You are too kind Helen. Thank you!

JDavila: The Ricoh RAW files can take a lot of sharpening and helps to make it appear stronger and more contrasty.

 

[JDavila]

Thanks Wouter,

Funny you said that, I've been belly aching over this one for weeks. I'm actually in between programs that will read Raw(DNG) files so I am forced to play around until I pick up a program such as CS3, Aperture 2 or any other program I decide on. Suggestions are welcome.

You can all call me Jeff or Jeffrey if your mad at me like my Mother does


Jd

 

[wbrandsma]

I aint mad at you, but I will call you Jeff anyway :thumbup:

I think your best of with Photoshop CS3. THE BEST TOOL for post processing in my opinion and it comes with their own RAW converter and Bridge. You can use Bridge for keywording and rating.

 

[JDavila]

Photoshop CS3 was my first choice, so that the way I will go.

Until then It will be soft not so contrasty shots from me :cussing:




jd

 

[JDavila]

That is actually the way I look when I'm cussing :cussing: Spitting image.