Oregon Workshop Images

[Vivek]

Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That alone would have been worth the visit for me!

Jack, Is the IR shot from that back?

(I see Guy has posted an IR shot. From a GF-1?!)

 

[Bob]

Gold Beach

-bob

 

[Guy Mancuso]

Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That alone would have been worth the visit for me!

Jack, Is the IR shot from that back?

(I see Guy has posted an IR shot. From a GF-1?!)

Did that from CS4 under Black and White presets . Pretty cool

 

[ecsh]

Amazing pics. Great colors.

 

[Guy Mancuso]

Just working on some processing stuff and playing .P30+ with 28mm

I reprocessed this . Need to dust spot later

 

[cmb_]

From this morning with the P20+

 

[Terry]

Another take on the sunken boat with a processing assist to Jack. This is from my Sony and we did a side by side C1 and Lightroom processing. This is the Lightroom version but the C1 version actually looks a bit better.

 

[Jack]

Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That alone would have been worth the visit for me!

Jack, Is the IR shot from that back?

(I see Guy has posted an IR shot. From a GF-1?!)

Hi Vivek:

Nope, my monochromes were all processed from standard images.

I can tell you the mono back is very unique -- definitely can render a notable amount more on per-pixel detail than the equivalent Bayer back and has a notable amount of additional DR> Actual quantitative differences are tough to quantify, but if you accept my gut hunch, I would say roughly 50% more effective resolution and an additional 1/2 stop of DR, especially notable in the shadow details.

Moreover is via filter choice, you can shoot full-spectrum, visible light only, heavy IR, or broad-band (no UV) images. The UV/IR cut filtered visible light images are the sharpest if focus is perfect, but the other options give you very unique looks. I suspect this back will be delivering "surprise" images for a while, with results only getting more interesting as users get experience in extracting all it has to offer.

,

 

[Terry]

On the way back to San Francisco by way of Avenue of the Giants. Bob and I came across an incredible spot.

Here is why the name "Avenue of the Giants" is appropriate!

 

[cmb_]

Incredible Terry, really a great find!

 

[Jack]

Awesome representation of one of the "giants" Terry! (FWIW to readers that may not know him, Bob is over 6 feet tall!)

 

[cmb_]

Guy working the scene. Shot with the lowly M8 and the ancient Summarex.

 

[Vivek]

Hi Vivek:

Nope, my monochromes were all processed from standard images.

I can tell you the mono back is very unique -- definitely can render a notable amount more on per-pixel detail than the equivalent Bayer back and has a notable amount of additional DR> Actual quantitative differences are tough to quantify, but if you accept my gut hunch, I would say roughly 50% more effective resolution and an additional 1/2 stop of DR, especially notable in the shadow details.

Moreover is via filter choice, you can shoot full-spectrum, visible light only, heavy IR, or broad-band (no UV) images. The UV/IR cut filtered visible light images are the sharpest if focus is perfect, but the other options give you very unique looks. I suspect this back will be delivering "surprise" images for a while, with results only getting more interesting as users get experience in extracting all it has to offer.

,

Thank you, Jack!

If the Kodak, spectral charts are any true indication, it should be possible to shoot UV (with appropriate lenses/filters) as well.

My problem is, if I sell off all my UV lenses(on a good day), I will (barely) be able to fund the achromatic back and then be without any of them to use it for UV.

I have an invitation to see the sCMOS (http://www.scmos.com/corporate/) demonstrated. Not sure if I will be able to though. Things are progressing in those fronts well, even when it comes to smaller sensors.

I eagerly look forward to you account and experience with the achromatic back.

 

[Guy Mancuso]

Wow that is some tree. Nice shot Terry. Like to see the rest of that

 

[Guy Mancuso]

Charlie that is some lens. Don't care how old it is, certainly magic in your hands.

 

[Guy Mancuso]

Looks like these guy's are looking for a little Fish and Chips if you ask me. LOL
GF1 with kit lens

 

[Bob]

Yesterday was a great day to shoot.
Here are a few just quickly processed.

-bob

 

[Guy Mancuso]

Nice Bob you got that nice reflection in the water on the second one. Like the last one as well , like driving right up to the tree . LOL

 

[Guy Mancuso]

The first one is the ONE though. I think everyone nailed that shot down for the wall hanger.

 

[Dale Allyn]

You "guys" have done great. Inspires me to get back up to that area soon. I like shooting there and you all have whetted my appetite to revisit it. Hope you all had a great time. Keep the images coming!