Bill Caulfeild-Browne
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Lenticular clouds, Alberta. (Probably a Tessar derivative.)
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Fun with MF images 2023
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Downtown Hot Springs, AR. Hasselblad H4X, HTS 1.5, 80mm 2.8, Phase One P45+ with Kolari Vision IR Chrome Lite filter
CF198411 by Ivan Aguiar, on Flickr
CF198411 by Ivan Aguiar, on Flickr
Bill Caulfeild-Browne
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Waterton Lake, Alberta. XF/150 mm.
MGrayson
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The latest LR has the lens profile for the Hassy XCD 28P. I can now wildly over-process my skies properly!
The weird thing here is that the treetop right of center is OOF - or shows some kind of motion blur - but it's 1/2000 sec f/8. I dunno. The edges are sharp, and I don't *think* I'd be seeing so much field curvature at f/8 and focus at least 100 feet away. Anyway, straight at the sun behind the clouds...
Matt
The weird thing here is that the treetop right of center is OOF - or shows some kind of motion blur - but it's 1/2000 sec f/8. I dunno. The edges are sharp, and I don't *think* I'd be seeing so much field curvature at f/8 and focus at least 100 feet away. Anyway, straight at the sun behind the clouds...
Matt
Bill Caulfeild-Browne
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Dinosaur Provincial Park, Alberta. XF/150 mm.
Bill Caulfeild-Browne
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Lenticular clouds forming at sunset, Waterton Lakes National Park. XF/45mm
Bill Caulfeild-Browne
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Near Sandon, British Columbia. XF/240 mm.
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CF058566 by jean-luc cochy, sur Flickr
CF058550 by jean-luc cochy, sur Flickr
Phase One P65+ Phase One DF+ and Mamiya 150 mm 2,8 A .
CF058566 by jean-luc cochy, sur FlickrCF058550 by jean-luc cochy, sur FlickrPhase One P65+ Phase One DF+ and Mamiya 150 mm 2,8 A .
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his week here on Long Beach Island there was a great sky, the golden rods are blooming on the dunes, and the tourists have left (well most of them). Now at age 86, I don't get out to photograph as often as I used to.....No excuses as I certainly have the time, it's just getting motivated. My wife and I had doctor appointments and she suggested taking a camera. I wanted to pack light so I grabbed my Sony A7RIV and only two lenses: the 12-24, and 24-105. I shot a number of images and suggested to my wife we stop back home for me to grab my "Big Camera", the Fuji GFX 100S. I took only two lenses: the 35-70mm and the 23mm. I used only the 35-70. I now have both the 35-70 and 32-64. Long story short: the 32-64 was left in the rain on the camera for two days. I was not sure it could be repaired so I bought, on sale, for $475 new, the 35-70. Two images with 35-70 at 35mm f13 ISO 400 all hand held (Bravo IBIS). Thanks for looking
Dave Gurtcheff
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www.modernpictorials.com
his week here on Long Beach Island there was a great sky, the golden rods are blooming on the dunes, and the tourists have left (well most of them). Now at age 86, I don't get out to photograph as often as I used to.....No excuses as I certainly have the time, it's just getting motivated. My wife and I had doctor appointments and she suggested taking a camera. I wanted to pack light so I grabbed my Sony A7RIV and only two lenses: the 12-24, and 24-105. I shot a number of images and suggested to my wife we stop back home for me to grab my "Big Camera", the Fuji GFX 100S. I took only two lenses: the 35-70mm and the 23mm. I used only the 35-70. I now have both the 35-70 and 32-64. Long story short: the 32-64 was left in the rain on the camera for two days. I was not sure it could be repaired so I bought, on sale, for $475 new, the 35-70. Two images with 35-70 at 35mm f13 ISO 400 all hand held (Bravo IBIS). Thanks for lookingDave Gurtcheff
Beach Haven, NJ
www.modernpictorials.com
A view of Cefalu in Sicily, from across the bay. The church spires on the upper left are about 2Km away.
XF + IQ4 150 + SK55BR - Blend of 1 second single frame (the movement in the waves) and 30 second frame average (for low noise and smoky water).
A bit after sunset, so very low light and unfortunately a rather boring sky. I was with family, so I couldn't hang around for the sky to turn darker either!
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I'm not much good at pretty, but I promised myself to try fall colors this year. This is a bit of the backyard, still dominated by green and gold. Reds are just starting. It's a vertical pano, made with the IQ4/150 and Rodenstock 138. You can't see it in the web image, but the level of detail is amazing. I took the same image with the Fuji GFX and the pretty is still there but no, not even close with the detail. I prefer the pano. Guess I can't separate the leaf peeper from the pixel peeper.
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Greetings from the West Coast.... I started this trip from Sausalito and will end in Cannon Beach. Sausalito weather was extremely nice with beautiful mornings from our hotel on the water. I have always wanted to photograph the SF bridge from this side but it is somewhat dangerous with smash and grab. It is REAL here!! Nothing should be left in the car of any value. Regardless I managed to get out with my camera and just two lenses and got this shot as the fog was rolling in. I thought it lent itself best in BW.
100 II GF 110mm
Victor B.
100 II GF 110mm
Victor B.
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Bandon Beach was mostly gray for our three day stay. We rented a house right at the beach which was somewhat reasonable and very convenient for beach access. Two solid days of clouds and then on the day of our leave the sun broke through and I was able to get a couple of nice shots.
Victor B.
Victor B.
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