Fun with MF images - ARCHIVED - FOR VIEWING ONLY

[gcap]

Mamiya AFDIII, ZD back, 55mm:

 

[Don Libby]

DF/IQ180 f/32 1/0.5 ISO 35 just a little breezy but was able to correct some using anti-shake filter in PS-CC.

 

[Don Libby]

Last one for today...

Handheld, DF/IQ180 55 LS f/2.8 1/3200 ISO 35

 

[Shashin]

Thanks Graham and Matt. I am aware of Margulis, but have not spent any time with his books; perhaps you're prescient, I think you answered the question I was about to post (interrupted by dinner):

Hi Matt:

I can see the effect. Maybe this is too complicated to reply briefly, but what is the advantage of using LAB over HSL?

Tom

It depends on how you want to separate color from luminance. Lab allows some great control to eliminate color problems with mixed lighting. I am not sure why you would go to a HSB or HSL space as Photoshop can handle those just as well in RGB. Ed got me using off using normal in ps layer masks for curves and start to specify luminance or saturation.

 

[Bill Caulfeild-Browne]

Eastern Alberta. IQ180, 80 mm SK.

 

[tsjanik]

Eastern Alberta. IQ180, 80 mm SK.

My maternal grandparents were homesteaders in South Dakota. I love images like this and always wonder about the people who lived there. Who were they, why did they stop here and why did they leave?

Tom

 

[Landscapelover]

Daniels Park, CO
Phase One IQ180/DF/Phase One 28mm
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[GarethC]

645Z, 35A, grab shot, no tripod, no grads, the sun just peaked out to light the boats for a few minutes.

 

[Bill Caulfeild-Browne]

Yes, Tom, I ask the same question. This building must have been someone's pride and joy a century ago. In another century there will be no trace left. Bittersweet, I feel.

Interestingly, someone still crops the grass around it....

Bill

 

[gcap]

Mamiya AFDIII, ZD back, 300mm APO and 120mm:

 

[chris_holtmeier]

 

[Kolor-Pikker]

If one thinks that I should be taking lots of interesting photos with my new 645Z, well...

Although I do like this one; handheld ISO3200, 125th, f/4, 55mm

 

[GarethC]

645Z 400A - I'll give away my Welsh roots by saying, looking at the original file, I am gobsmacked by the detail in those birds.

 

[PSon]

The evening before the heavy rain.

 

[PSon]

Day after the rain. Quick shot with ALPA TC/P25+ and Digitar 35mm XL.

 

[mjr]

Evening

Nice sunrise or sunset, depending on how you look at it when there's only an hour of sunlight!

 

[GarethC]

645Z, 400mm A Heavily cropped. Obviously this camera isn't a wildlife camera This bird is actually on the road on a small island in the Yucatan in Mexico called Holbox. Heavy rains flooded many of the sand roads making them impassable by golf cart, the mode of transport on the island. I learned first hand that the roads were impassable

 

[Bill Caulfeild-Browne]

Another abandoned homestead in Eastern Alberta just north of the Montana border.

 

[Ed Hurst]

Storm season continues in Sydney... Blended files shot over around 15 mins (645Z plus 35mm A lens and Lee 3-stop ND):

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[RVB]

Storm season continues in Sydney... Blended files shot over around 15 mins (645Z plus 35mm A lens and Lee 3-stop ND):

[/url]LayeredLightningFilesV2Step16CropSMALL by Ed Hurst, SpiffingPics (1/4million views -thanks!), on Flickr[/IMG]

This is one the your best Ed..