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The All New More and More Fun With Digital M Images

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retow

Member
This is the best thread of any camera forum I have visited yet. The number of incredible shots is amazing, inspiring and keeps me humble:thumbs:
 
endre novak

endre novak

Member
thrice said:
I processed the RAW's and true to common sense they came out a LOT better than in-camera jpegs with little to no effort (lightroom presets with a quick tweak). Just so this isn't a total repeat of my last post I've included another picture :)





This last one with the 18mm ZM Distagon at f/5.6
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excellent.
 
jaapv

jaapv

Subscriber Member
Re: Heads in Amsterdam

Knorp said:
Hoi Jaap,
interesting PP, very vivid and bright, this way nicely contrasting to the surroundings, I like it !
Here's mine more sombre version @ 50/f1 (hence the vignetting).
All the best.
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Yes- I found the straight version a bit dull, so I did a LAB color shift to make it more vivid. It didn't work too well with a simple saturation boost.
 
DavidE

DavidE

Active member
Wow, go away for a few days and the place fills up with graffiti!

Great photos all round, especially Jaap's painterly flowers, thrice's ocean shot, and Lloyd's "4 Ever" graffiti shot (see what you started).

A previously unprocessed shot from Times Square using an M8 and 28 cron.



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KurtKamka

KurtKamka

Subscriber Member
Like David said, step away for a few days and it's hard to catch up. Lots of wonderful colors (and black and whites), graffiti and even a few Easter Island heads. Who could ask for anything more ... except for maybe a picture of mannequin's best friend ...?

Kurt

 
dierk

dierk

Well-known member
DavidE said:
A previously unprocessed shot from Times Square using an M8 and 28 cron.
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@David
an image like a landscape, you can walk arround with the eyes and find more and more:)

a bite of spring again from today:

Leica Macro-Elmar-M 90mm f/4
f/4



 
dierk

dierk

Well-known member
@Daniel
so much better than before!!

Why by a camara for 10k$ and only use JPG out of the camera?
RAW and Nik Silver Efex is the best B&W solution for me (and for many others).

BTW:
I like the new firmware, first impression: so much faster
 
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m_driscoll

New member
Lloyd said:
Gorgeous color, Matt. Love the texture of the first and last as well.
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Lloyd: Thanks.

DavidE said:
Wow, go away for a few days and the place fills up with graffiti!

Great photos all round, especially Jaap's painterly flowers, thrice's ocean shot, and Lloyd's "4 Ever" graffiti shot (see what you started).

A previously unprocessed shot from Times Square using an M8 and 28 cron.
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David: As was pointed out, it's a very rich shot. Lots to look at and let the mind organize. The janitor and the two cops are just prominent enough.

KurtKamka said:
Like David said, step away for a few days and it's hard to catch up. Lots of wonderful colors (and black and whites), graffiti and even a few Easter Island heads. Who could ask for anything more ... except for maybe a picture of mannequin's best friend ...?

Kurt
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Kurt: nice shot. I like the progression from the mannequins to the dog to the guy at the end of the vanishing perspective.

dierk said:
a bite of spring again from today:
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Dierk: Beautiful flowers, The first is exquisite,

Thanks everybody for sharing. Cheers, Matt.

http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
 
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