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Vivek
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nice shots vivek... but dont have the look of the typical lenses you find on the front of a Rd-1
K
You did miss one Epson R-D1s shot in that bunch, Kevin.
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You did miss one Epson R-D1s shot in that bunch, Kevin.
kevinparis
Member
vivek... i dont care what camera it as taken on.. shot works or doesn't... as for lens... well you have so many and you can make them work on anything... so i am guessing the guy on the elevator was taken with the RD-1... using a milk bottle from the Schlumpff dairy 1947 or maybe a Offenbergensteiner beer glass pre 1967 when they changed the formula of the glass to make it seem more golden
big smiles
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big smiles
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Vivek
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Close enough.
M-Rokkor 40/2.
M-Rokkor 40/2.
kevinparis
Member
Streetshooter
Subscriber Member
D Lux 3, Pen/17mm
Rick Waldroup
New member
Don, that shot with the umbrella is great. Here is another recent one.
The Chuggin' Monkey - 6th Street - Austin, Texas
The Chuggin' Monkey - 6th Street - Austin, Texas
simonclivehughes
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simonclivehughes
Active member
Jim,
Check this reply (in this thread) to a similar query by Chris about my processing:
http://forum.getdpi.com/forum/showpost.php?p=151196&postcount=121
In this case, after ACR PP, I used Topaz Adjust 3 for the main processing and then Jeff Ascough's Actions for the vignette.
Cheers,
m_driscoll
New member
m_driscoll
New member
Simon: Very stylish photo. Thanks for posting and sharing your PP. Cheers.
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
simonclivehughes
Active member
Gents, thanks for your feedback. Glad to be of help. Topaz Adjust is a really interesting product and can produce very varied results. It's also damn fun to play with!
Ciao,
Will
New member
I've read back through the thread Vivek and have to say I'm not sure what came over me lol
Must have been that I was having a really bad day or something?
Please accept my apologies for the paranoid parts of my previous posts.
Wonderful images in here by the way and I do still think that there is a certain something about different equipment that can add or detract from any given image.
DP1
GRD1
GRD2
Must have been that I was having a really bad day or something?
Please accept my apologies for the paranoid parts of my previous posts.
Wonderful images in here by the way and I do still think that there is a certain something about different equipment that can add or detract from any given image.
DP1
GRD1
GRD2
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Vivek
Guest
No worries, Will. Glad to see your pics here.
JBurnett
Well-known member
Some excellent images of your own, Will. Had I not been told what camera they came from, I wouldn't have guessed these.
I agree that lenses have characteristics that play a part in the image. And so do sensors, just as film did. However, digital processing can play an even greater role in the final image. Some photographers are slaves to the histogram and to detail. Pure white and pure black is avoided like the plague. Some obsess over sharpness. Some love to experiment with digital filters. There are dozens of different ways to convert a photo to black and white, and each has an impact on the outcome.
m_driscoll
New member
"On his way to work"
A street performer headed towards Seattle's Pike Place Market. Cheers.
GH1; 45-200mm; 72mm; 1/250s @ f/5; ISO 100
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
A street performer headed towards Seattle's Pike Place Market. Cheers.
GH1; 45-200mm; 72mm; 1/250s @ f/5; ISO 100
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
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