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Fun with 4/3rds cameras/ Image Thread
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scho
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Last one of the day. G9 with my old Samyang 24mm TS, about 1.5 degrees tilt, high resolution mode, 2 shifted shots stitched with LR photomerge to produce a final 116 MP image. A couple of sunstars that were replicated 8x by in-camera pixel shifting to produce the high res images.
A single high resolution image from same setup taken later near sunset.
A single high resolution image from same setup taken later near sunset.
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scho
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Today's "New Camera" experiment was indoors with the focus bracket function. Simple tabletop fruit bowl subject with ambient window light. G9 + 35-100 on tripod using following settings: Initial focus point was near edge of bowl. Exposure settings were f/5.6, AV mode, 1.3 sec shutter, 70mm, ISO 200. Focus bracket mode with 16 shots, +3 step, and 0+/- settings. 16 images were stacked in Zerene using PM mode and tif output to LR where some vignetting was added.
biglouis
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The G9+12-35/2.8 is still the camera I tend grab if I have an assignment I want to complete but carrying only the lightest camera equipment. Stunning image quality, imho. In this case, a Grade II listed bollard in East London. A full description is at my Flickr stream.
scho
Well-known member
I stopped at Buttermilk Falls to see if there were any swimmers and found this. All with the G9 + Leica DG 8-18
Apparently they plan to dredge out the pool below the falls and they first have to create an access road for the dredge. No swimming here this summer:shocked:
Apparently they plan to dredge out the pool below the falls and they first have to create an access road for the dredge. No swimming here this summer:shocked:
scho
Well-known member
A few images taken in Stewart Park at the south end of Cayuga Lake in Ithaca, NY. Panasonic G9 + Leica DG 45 Macro
Canada geese
Big light bulb. One of many lamps being erected for a big Reggae festival that will take over the park this weekend.
This gent biked in early to get a good seat for the festival.
A mother and children kayaking on Fall Creek
Duck pond reflections
Canada geese
Big light bulb. One of many lamps being erected for a big Reggae festival that will take over the park this weekend.
This gent biked in early to get a good seat for the festival.
A mother and children kayaking on Fall Creek
Duck pond reflections
marlof
Member
A change in office location meant a change in the way I commute. In stead of going by car and ending up in heavy traffic, I can use my bike to go through the fields. It comes in handy that the GM5 with 20 fits my pocket. What a great combo!
Morning Ride by Marlof Bregonje, on Flickr
Evening Ride by Marlof Bregonje, on Flickr
Morning Ride by Marlof Bregonje, on Flickr
Evening Ride by Marlof Bregonje, on Flickr
