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Fun with MF images 2024

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Thorkil

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PeterA said:
Hi KR thanks for the link - yes less is more it helps that 100MP allows for generous and useful crops if required. Perhaps the forum needs a separate thread to discuss native lenses for the X system there doesn't seem to be too much out there from actual users...

Pete

EDIT; or should I say the lens info and examples is often mixed in with the general photography thread which makes it hard to find specific info...
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Hi Pete
Well 100 MP and IBIS would be my last dream, so one wish left, the X2D...
Its ok to mix things I think :)
KR (= just a Kind Regards 😇)
Thorkil
 
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jng

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McWay Falls by John Ngai, on Flickr
WRS1250 | IQ4 150 | SK60XL | f/11 | 2-image vertical stitch​

Part 3 of my Big Sur excursion - we made it down to McWay Falls, our turn-around point approximately 37 miles or 60 km south of Carmel on the coast highway. The mid-afternoon sky was bald and cloudless, alas, but the juxtaposition of the blue Pacific Ocean and the cove's emerald green water made for a stunning contrast in colors. This is a location I hope to get back to one day...

John
 
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drunkenspyder

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jng said:
McWay Falls by John Ngai, on Flickr
WRS1250 | IQ4 150 | SK60XL | f/11 | 2-image vertical stitch​

Part 3 of my Big Sur excursion - we made it down to McWay Falls, our turn-around point approximately 37 miles or 60 km south of Carmel on the coast highway. The mid-afternoon sky was bald and cloudless, alas, but the juxtaposition of the blue Pacific Ocean and the cove's emerald green water made for a stunning contrast in colors. This is a location I hope to get back to one day...

John
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That palette is just lovely.
 
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diggles

diggles

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jng said:
McWay Falls by John Ngai, on Flickr
WRS1250 | IQ4 150 | SK60XL | f/11 | 2-image vertical stitch​

Part 3 of my Big Sur excursion - we made it down to McWay Falls, our turn-around point approximately 37 miles or 60 km south of Carmel on the coast highway. The mid-afternoon sky was bald and cloudless, alas, but the juxtaposition of the blue Pacific Ocean and the cove's emerald green water made for a stunning contrast in colors. This is a location I hope to get back to one day...

John
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nice composition John!
 
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P. Chong

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Built in 1939, Tong Ah Building is an Art Deco-style shophouse that was, for three-quarters of a century, home to famed kopitiam Tong Ah Eating House. GFX 100 II with GF 30 T/S. In the background is the Pinnacle @ Duxton I had previously showed.

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