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Thank you Dave, what a very nice thing to say...I have seen your wide angle images on your website and they are truly excellent and beautifully processed :thumbup: thank you so muchBarry,
Very impressive use of that lens. As I always say I stink at shooting wide. You, on the other hand, make that focal length sing. I am in envy and awe.
Dave
Thanks Bugleone, yes late to bed yet still early to rise (about 5 hours sleep a day lately)Barrie,.....These are excellent!.....not only nicely done but unusual and interesting :thumbs:
......Since you posted these at 3.20 am I can assume that you sleep as well as I do!
I would be interested to know how you post edit.......are these corrected for converging verticles or do you just use carefull placement of lens/view?
The Zeiss lenses were also incredibly difficult to get to here in Switzerland. I think it was a general problem that Zeiss wasn't able to answer to the demand at the beginning.Barry, the 10 & 12 where easy, but not the 15, all copies where lousy. We don't get too many Voigtlander lenses or VM mounts to test in Bangkok as the market is very small. After you started posting your shots with the Loxia 21; it took me months to get one.... that was very frustrating. That Laowa 12 I'm reserving for the new A99II as the UW in A mount, coming soon!
Both Get Dpi & FM do have great photographers cross posting so it's nice to light up the screen.
Kind regards, Takomaru
Hi Anna, in my experience if you want a new model Zeiss lens quickly, you need to preorder it as soon as possible and then make sure you are at the front of the queue with the Zeiss dealer...I paid the full price upfront for my 21mm Loxia several months in advance!The Zeiss lenses were also incredibly difficult to get to here in Switzerland. I think it was a general problem that Zeiss wasn't able to answer to the demand at the beginning.
Right-click on the image and select "View Image".As a general note: the last two pictures, in portrait orientation (1600 pixels tall), are too big for me to see all at once (iMac 21"/4K).
Well, I have an iMac, so there is no right-click, and none of shift/fn/control/option/command-click give a View Image option. Technically my screen has a 4096 x 2304 resolution, which should be enough for a 1600 pixel image, but the 'Retina' character of my display may be changing the effective resolution. My Safari window is full height, so I am only losing the overall bar, and the Safari bars at the top, in terms of vertical resolution. Some of the x-click options will take me to the image in Flickr, but it is still inside Safari, so I don't have any more vertical space.Right-click on the image and select "View Image".
It will be sized to your display regardless of the size, so you can see the entire image.
I prefer to see images at their original resolution, rather than "dumbed down".
- Leigh