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Fun with 4/3rds cameras/ Image Thread

bensonga

Well-known member
Here are a few photos from our trip to Colorado last September. I printed them recently for a B&W and color print exchange. All taken with a pair of GX-8s and the Lumix 12-35/2.8 and 35-100/2.8 lenses (first versions).

The first photo is a section of the Chalk Cliffs in Chalk Creek Canyon near Mt Princeton, CO. The rock is actually kaolinite, not chalk.

Gary

PE BW 2023-04 Chalk Cliffs Mt Princeton CO GX8 P800.jpg

PE BW 2023-04 Mikes Garage Paonia CO GX8 P800.jpg

PE CLR 2023-04 Truck Horse-Cow Studio Paonia CO GX8 P800.jpg
 
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Knorp

Well-known member
The pale light in this image is beautiful. I find this format very attractive and wonder how you achieved it.
Hello Barbara,

the original RAW-file format is 4:3. All I did was to crop it back to 16:9 by removing the upper part that showed just empty sky.
But perhaps you like the original format better !
G9_2354055.jpg

Kind regards.
 

BarbaraJ

New member
Hello Barbara,

the original RAW-file format is 4:3. All I did was to crop it back to 16:9 by removing the upper part that showed just empty sky.
But perhaps you like the original format better !
View attachment 203354

Kind regards.
Quite a difference! I prefer the crop image. 16:9 keeps the best part of the sky and showcases the land. Looks like a good walk when weather permits. Thank you for explanation. There is so much to learn here.
 

4season

Well-known member
I've passed by this school building countless times in the past, but on this particular day, light haze made for pale blue skies and diffused the Colorado sun. I didn't have my newly-acquired 35 mm PC-Nikkor with me, so I did the next best thing: I took a series of portrait-format images, in order to capture more sky, and merged the photos into a panorama using Lightroom. Olympus Pen-F, Panasonic 20/1.7.
P5281563-Pano.jpg
 
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