Bill Caulfeild-Browne
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Unnamed lake, Labrador. I grew up with Rollei TLRs and still love the square format, though I don't use it as often as I should!
XF/150/80mm.
XF/150/80mm.
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Fun with MF images 2021
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docholliday
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I hear ya on that. I grew up and shot forever on Hasselblad so the square is still much more natural to me. I keep finding square crops in most of my shots, despite what the shot requirements want me to produce!
AndereObjektiv
Active member
Grabbed the camera & tripod on the way to the mailbox this evening, glad I did.
X1D & Otus 85 ZF.2 @ f/7.1
X1D & Otus 85 ZF.2 @ f/7.1
MGrayson
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Nice! All I'd see on the way to the mailbox would be the elevatorGrabbed the camera & tripod on the way to the mailbox this evening, glad I did.
X1D & Otus 85 ZF.2 @ f/7.1
.Is that a windmill in the center distance?
AndereObjektiv
Active member
Indeed it is, one of a 2 small wind turbines visible from the top of the fields, the other is out of frame at left.MGrayson said:Nice! All I'd see on the way to the mailbox would be the elevator
Is that a windmill in the center distance?
EDIT:
Actually there appear to be 2 wind turbines in that image. So 3 visible from the hilltop.
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Bill Caulfeild-Browne
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Pukaskwa Nat. Park, Lake Superior. XF/240mm.
A few more from the Adirondacks in New York State.
645Z, 150-300mm
_IMG5010-Recovered copy by tsjanik47, on Flickr
645Z, 120mm macro, stitch
Untitled_Panorama-2-Recovered copy by tsjanik47, on Flickr
645Z, 150-300mm
_IMG5010-Recovered copy by tsjanik47, on Flickr645Z, 120mm macro, stitch
Untitled_Panorama-2-Recovered copy by tsjanik47, on Flickr
KlausJH
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The Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse, a famous spot for photographers in Acadia NP
X1D, XCD 4/45p @ f/13, 8s, ISO 100, Lee ND6
Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse by Klaus Hornig, auf Flickr
X1D, XCD 4/45p @ f/13, 8s, ISO 100, Lee ND6
Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse by Klaus Hornig, auf FlickrAndereObjektiv
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X1D & 45P
The 45P is a pretty good lens. Lots of internal corrections that X1D & Phocus perform from what is seen in viewfinder, but the end result is very decent.
The 45P is a pretty good lens. Lots of internal corrections that X1D & Phocus perform from what is seen in viewfinder, but the end result is very decent.
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AndereObjektiv
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One more X1D & 45P
KlausJH
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Three panos, stitched with PTGui Pro each from three photos taken with X1D & 4/45p. Maine, October 2021
Acadia Fall Foliage 1 by Klaus Hornig, auf Flickr
Acadia Fall Foliage 2 by Klaus Hornig, auf Flickr
Acadia Fall Foliage 3 by Klaus Hornig, auf Flickr
Acadia Fall Foliage 1 by Klaus Hornig, auf FlickrAcadia Fall Foliage 2 by Klaus Hornig, auf FlickrAcadia Fall Foliage 3 by Klaus Hornig, auf Flickr
MGrayson
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Experimenting with 1) a tripod, 2) a 10-stop ND filter, and 3) a 250/5.6 lens. A lot of changes at once.
Dawn. Leica S(007), 250/5.6 Superachromat, Kase 10-stop filter, 4s @ f/11
Saturation was turned DOWN. I'm seeing posterization - not in LR, but in the output. Edit: Fixed using @AndereObjektiv's suggestion.
Matt
Dawn. Leica S(007), 250/5.6 Superachromat, Kase 10-stop filter, 4s @ f/11
Saturation was turned DOWN. I'm seeing posterization - not in LR, but in the output. Edit: Fixed using @AndereObjektiv's suggestion.
Matt
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AndereObjektiv
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Lovely. May I suggest 16 bit output to get rid of the quantization artifacts, like a 16bit sRGB png for the web. Larger files, but smooth gradients without banding or colorations. Superachromat... ahh lucky you.
Best of luck with those tripod things!
MGrayson
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Bill Caulfeild-Browne
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Nova Scotia xf/80mm
MGrayson
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A perfect combination of lens, back, light, color, subject, composition, and post.
Saw this tree on the way down from the great wall, in miyun district of beijing, lots of nice autumn colors already.
Shot this wide open with the Contax 645 and 120mm Makro Planar and P65+
Matt, those words are greatly appreciated!
MGrayson
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Well, I love the balance of peace and drama. It's rare to get both in the same image.
Meanwhile, I got the tripod to the OTHER side of the park and tried to get .. anything. Here is The El Dorado which, as far as I can tell, translates to "The The Golden One". Happens all the time. Mt. Kilimanjaro means Mount Mount Njaro (I think). My favorite is Pendleton Hill. I was told that each syllable is "hill" in a more recent language than the preceding one, hence "hill hill hill hill". But I digress. Leica S(007), Zeiss 250/5.6 SA.
One of the great pleasures of photography (for me, anyway) is when possible images start talking to you. With each new piece of equipment, it takes some familiarity before that happens. I've been trying to use tripods and longer lenses for the past month or so. I had just had an unsuccessful outing taking static and lifeless images. I packed up and was walking home. Then the above image said "Put down the pack, set up the tripod and capture this image, you fool!" I stood there for a minute before following its advice. It was so nice to hear that voice again.
Matt
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