Lloyd
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+1 Terrific!roanjoh: These are great! Nice compositions and pp. Really conveys a joyful experience. It's one of my favorite lenses.
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+1 Terrific!roanjoh: These are great! Nice compositions and pp. Really conveys a joyful experience. It's one of my favorite lenses.
+1. Exactly as he said. Really nice, my friend.very nicely taken, can almost feel that breeze.
Nice results, Jan. Congrats on the new lens. Looking forward to more.Just received a new Noctilux .95. Very pleased with it and have sold my Nocti f1. Some first shots with the new Nocti around town.
Jan
roanjoh: beautiful framing capturing the essence of the moment.2 to share from a recent shoot. Both with the M8 and 35 Summilux:
Loving this lens/camera combo!!
Matt, lovely sky against the signage. well spotted.I liked the sky. Thanks for looking. Cheers, Matt.
M9; 90mm f/2.8; 1/4000s @ f/4; -2/3 EV; ISO 160
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
Osman, what a superb shot! magnificent.Now this is strange, even in Istanbul: You are walking in a nearly deserted square past ten at night, with a chilling wind blowing in from the rough sea, and you come across a daring entrepreneur displaying his shawls for sale! During the time I took my M8 and 75 'cron out and made this shot, nobody even walked past us. I guess he knows what he's doing.
Best,
Osman
Real class Woody.Monday's post. Emblematic of the women in my life. M9 + 90mm elmarit. three frames stitched.
Excellent cityscape.tuesday's post. Still stalking the Chrysler Building. M9 + 90mm elmarit.
Daniel, these are one of the best interior shots I have seen in a long long time. bar none.Great shots across the board!
Roan, Jan, Matt, Osmun, Haya and Woody to name the great photographers on this the 167th page.
Now for some boring shots that are more a demonstration of technical excellence (of the camera/lens) than photographic creativity. I shot some interiors for a good friend today, as their website has quite poor 'professional' interiors in my humble opinion. All ZM18 Distagon A sampling:
I'll link the pano, as the width could be inconvenient for some.
http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a96/Nephilim666/Studio8Pano_Rendered.jpg
f 1,0 : beautiful color rendering. you have used the lens well sir.@ thrice
really nice:thumbs:
M8 Noctilux SF24D ND?
The Distagon looks great. Are you doing any barrel distortion correction in post? If not this lens is really outstanding in terms of freedom from linear distortion. Same question and comment on vignetting. What viewfinder are you using?Great shots across the board!
Roan, Jan, Matt, Osmun, Haya and Woody to name the great photographers on this the 167th page.
Now for some boring shots that are more a demonstration of technical excellence (of the camera/lens) than photographic creativity. I shot some interiors for a good friend today, as their website has quite poor 'professional' interiors in my humble opinion. All ZM18 Distagon A sampling:
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JWW: +1. Looking forward to more!How nice! Please post more shots of your N 0.95.
Best,
Osman
Osman: This is terrific. They're like prayer flags or war banners flapping in the wind. Great color, composition, light, and a touch of movement blur create a wonderful effect.Now this is strange, even in Istanbul: You are walking in a nearly deserted square past ten at night, with a chilling wind blowing in from the rough sea, and you come across a daring entrepreneur displaying his shawls for sale! During the time I took my M8 and 75 'cron out and made this shot, nobody even walked past us. I guess he knows what he's doing.
Best,
Osman
Monday's post. Emblematic of the women in my life. M9 + 90mm elmarit. three frames stitched.
Woody: These are both great! I need a bigger laptop screen. Your merged photos are seamless with consistent exposure and tone. The Chrysler Building is worth stalking (thankfully it isn't Trump Tower you've focused on).tuesday's post. Still stalking the Chrysler Building. M9 + 90mm elmarit.