Bill, don't you know, the G1 is incapable of action photos.
Classic Nikkor look, very nice.
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Thanx!
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Fun with 4/3rds cameras/ Image Thread
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Thanx!
petermcwerner
Member
monza: Who said so and why?
Bill: Excellent pictures
I prefocused to the zone the athlete would eventually enter and fired away at 1 fps
Yes, handheld.
New Pictures from the Frankfurt Anglerheim
This time in colour, hope you like it.
G1 with CV Heliar 75mm at ISO 1250.
A Brasilian Lady, she was in the audience, joined surprisingly the group for some songs. It was great.
This one is from the Nokton 40mm
C&C welcome, thank you for looking, Karl
This time in colour, hope you like it.
G1 with CV Heliar 75mm at ISO 1250.
A Brasilian Lady, she was in the audience, joined surprisingly the group for some songs. It was great.
This one is from the Nokton 40mm
C&C welcome, thank you for looking, Karl
Thank you Karl. The Color Heliar is great. The subject is great. I like #1 and #2 even though the background is a bit cluttered on both of them. #3 is my favourite; the background is what it is (you can't decide everyting while at a club...) but there is a momentum and joy one can not avoid liking. #4 is adding to the series but not much by itself. Regards, /JonasNew Pictures from the Frankfurt Anglerheim
This time in colour, hope you like it.
G1 with CV Heliar 75mm at ISO 1250.
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Ranger 9
Guest
Love those jazz pics, Friedel! Brazilians just seem to be very spontaneous people...
...meanwhile, I just finished another Soundslides Plus "slideshow" with a lot of G1/M-mount lens images; you can see it here..
(By the way, you can watch it in full-screen view if you click the little icon at lower right.)
Teaser image:
This one has a more elaborate soundtrack than the first one tried. I'm getting to where I kind of enjoy making these -- although it seems to require almost exactly the same time investment as doing a video of the same total length!
...meanwhile, I just finished another Soundslides Plus "slideshow" with a lot of G1/M-mount lens images; you can see it here..
(By the way, you can watch it in full-screen view if you click the little icon at lower right.)
Teaser image:
This one has a more elaborate soundtrack than the first one tried. I'm getting to where I kind of enjoy making these -- although it seems to require almost exactly the same time investment as doing a video of the same total length!
f6cvalkyrie
Well-known member
@ Karl : that's a nice club you have there, and some very nice shots. I especially like the # 3 and 4 !
@ Diane : good that it stopped raining for a moment, lovely shot !
@ ranger 9 : excellent work, that made me think immediately of a russian amateur film I saw recently, called "urok tanzevat" (the dancing lesson). If you can find it on the web, a must see !!
have a nice day,
Rafael
@ Diane : good that it stopped raining for a moment, lovely shot !
@ ranger 9 : excellent work, that made me think immediately of a russian amateur film I saw recently, called "urok tanzevat" (the dancing lesson). If you can find it on the web, a must see !!
have a nice day,
Rafael
Brian Mosley
New member
Really great little slideshow Jim, which software did you use to put it together? Your attention to detail with the soundtrack really lifted the whole thing to a new level.
Bravo!
Brian
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Ranger 9
Guest
Thanks all, glad you liked the slideshow. There would be various ways to do it, but I used Soundslides Plus -- it lets you throw together a simple project really quickly, but gives a good level of control if you want to get fancier.
My only real kick against it is that pan and zoom effects don't seem to be quite as smooth and sharp as those I get with another product, LQ Graphics' Photo to Movie. But the LQ product takes a lot more steps to get from initial images to finished product, so I gravitate toward Soundslides Plus unless the project is really motion-heavy.
As Brian and Diane noted, I was surprised and pleased at how much the soundtrack helped kick up the overall effect. But that scares me a bit -- sound is really kind of its own interest area, and I'd hate to get to the point where I'm spending as much time and money collecting microphones as I already do on lenses and such!
Cindy Flood
Super Moderator
Ranger, The slideshow was really outstanding. I enjoyed it!
I went to Jacksonville beach this morning.
G1 and long zoom.
I went to Jacksonville beach this morning.
G1 and long zoom.
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Brian Mosley
New member
I pass this reservoir on the way home from the school run... this morning, I managed to capture this lone tree on the far side using the really nice PanaLeica 14-150 on the E-30.
E-30 + PL 14-150
1/6400s f/6.3 at 117.0mm iso100
I worked on the Raw image, which was initially converted to 16bit tiff using Oly Studio... finishing in LightZone which is a real pleasure to use for relighting.
Kind Regards
Brian
E-30 + PL 14-150
1/6400s f/6.3 at 117.0mm iso100
I worked on the Raw image, which was initially converted to 16bit tiff using Oly Studio... finishing in LightZone which is a real pleasure to use for relighting.
Kind Regards
Brian
Cindy Flood
Super Moderator
My Bottle-brush tree is blooming, so why not? G1 and Oly 50 f/2 macro.
