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Fun w/Digital M Images

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nowherean

nowherean

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Here is one I just took in Dhankar, Spiti - North Indian Himalayas. 28 cron, but by accident it was manually coded as 21mm.



I was practically shooting this photo blind as I had RF75 with 2 stop grad filter on my lens, so most of the viewfinder was blocked. One of the main reasons I would really welcome live view in M10. In addition the sun was blinding me from the left and I had to use my other hand to block the sun from reaching the lens and leaving lens flares. Sometimes the M system can be really challenging to work with in some instances, but it sure shines on the streets.
 
CharlesK

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Cenek, great shot!! I now finally understand the context of your other superb abstract shot:D
 
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Mike Woods

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It's been a while since I posted (due to other toys!) but I still check in most days and enjoy all the great work posted here. This past weekend I couldnt resist any longer, and had to take the M9-P for a walk as autumn overtakes summer:



And one for you monochrome buffs, but not with the M-M!



Best wishes to you all.

Mike
 
Lloyd

Lloyd

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Mike Woods said:
It's been a while since I posted (due to other toys!) but I still check in most days and enjoy all the great work posted here. This past weekend I couldnt resist any longer, and had to take the M9-P for a walk as autumn overtakes summer:

And one for you monochrome buffs, but not with the M-M!

Best wishes to you all.

Mike
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Great shots, Mike. That second one in particular. I've enjoyed your postings on the OMD thread, you've got talent that shines regardless of the hardware. :thumbup:
 
Lloyd

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nowherean said:
Here is one I just took in Dhankar, Spiti - North Indian Himalayas. 28 cron, but by accident it was manually coded as 21mm.

I was practically shooting this photo blind as I had RF75 with 2 stop grad filter on my lens, so most of the viewfinder was blocked. One of the main reasons I would really welcome live view in M10. In addition the sun was blinding me from the left and I had to use my other hand to block the sun from reaching the lens and leaving lens flares. Sometimes the M system can be really challenging to work with in some instances, but it sure shines on the streets.
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Terrific shot, Arthur. Great work you've got on Flickr, thanks for including the link. :clap::clap::clap:
 
dude163

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great shots gang, funnily enough 2 week of school and everyone is sick over here , lol

bbiab

PS When is Photokina?
 
dude163

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ages L-R 38 41 47! Im the older one :( Pic taken by my wife



This shot came out really nice I thought, my little gal standing under a covered pedestrian bridge in the sunlight , maybe there is something to this B+W thing



and a B+W JPG pretty much straight out of the camera with a crop and slight contrast adjustment, maybe 10 seconds PP



Nite all
 
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m_driscoll

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CharlesK said:
Lloyd and Matt, cross post comments thank you:)
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Shot from the other afternoon with M-M 24 Lux, and LR4:) I think this is where you need colour filters for foliage.

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Charles: This one's great. I think it works with the light, tones, and detail in a really compelling way! :thumbup:

Cheers, Matt.
 
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m_driscoll

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Lloyd said:
Another couple (this, and the one above) of very nice images, Charles. I'm following your posts with interest, as prior to seeing them, I was thinking that the Achilles Heel of the MM might be landscapes. Interesting to consider carrying around filters. I actually have a couple of stacks of them (two different sizes) which I've kept around from days of yore. Funny how the more things change, the more they stay the same.
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Lloyd: My thought on the achilles heel, too. Charles, and some others, are showing that that's not the case! I think Ashwin has some filters with him? There must be some 'landscape' in NYC? :D

Cheers, Matt
 
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m_driscoll

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nowherean said:
Here is one I just took in Dhankar, Spiti - North Indian Himalayas. 28 cron, but by accident it was manually coded as 21mm.



I was practically shooting this photo blind as I had RF75 with 2 stop grad filter on my lens, so most of the viewfinder was blocked. One of the main reasons I would really welcome live view in M10. In addition the sun was blinding me from the left and I had to use my other hand to block the sun from reaching the lens and leaving lens flares. Sometimes the M system can be really challenging to work with in some instances, but it sure shines on the streets.
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Arthur: Great photo! Even more on your Flickr site! :thumbup:
Cheers, Matt
 
Lloyd

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m_driscoll said:
Lloyd: My thought on the achilles heel, too. Charles, and some others, are showing that that's not the case! I think Ashwin has some filters with him? There must be some 'landscape' in NYC? :D

Cheers, Matt
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We'll try to find some! :salute:
 
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m_driscoll

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M-M with the 28 'cron' and the tiny Summarit 50mm f/2.5. 'Short range' landscapes. :D

M-M; 28mm f/2; 1/500s; -1/3 EV; ISO 320


M-M; 50mm f/2.5; 1/3000s; ISO 320


M-M; 50mm f/2.5; 1/2000s; ISO 320


Cheers, Matt
 
CharlesK

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Matt and Lloyd, thank you for the kind words:)
Mike, love the mood of the second shot:)
Cenek, great strap!!
Robert, really like the B&W captures:)
Matt, very nice M-M set! Beautiful range of tones in all the shots:)
 
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