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Fun with MF images - ARCHIVED - FOR VIEWING ONLY

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dave.gt

dave.gt

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Stan,

These are really nice images! Oddly, as a graduate architect in a former life, then an engineer, I never thought a lot about shooting the kinds of images which you excel in making. You have given me a new dimension to paying attention! Thanks!:thumbup:
 
stngoldberg

stngoldberg

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dave.gt said:
Stan,

These are really nice images! Oddly, as a graduate architect in a former life, then an engineer, I never thought a lot about shooting the kinds of images which you excel in making. You have given me a new dimension to paying attention! Thanks!:thumbup:
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Lots of these near you in Charleston, SC and Savanah in your home state
Stanley
 
Shashin

Shashin

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Light and color down here are very different from Maine. I have no idea what "natural" should look like.



This land is used for cattle pasture. I believe it was orange orchards in the past. I think the lack of foliage is a result of Hurricane Irma as the tree still seems alive--it is not like trees need to drop leave for a coming winter.
 
stngoldberg

stngoldberg

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Shashin said:
Light and color down here are very different from Maine. I have no idea what "natural" should look like.



This land is used for cattle pasture. I believe it was orange orchards in the past. I think the lack of foliage is a result of Hurricane Irma as the tree still seems alive--it is not like trees need to drop leave for a coming winter.
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I live in both New England and Florida; quite frankly, outside of wildlife, I have difficulty finding much to photograph in Florida.
I am hoping you bring some fresh perspective
Stanley
 
stngoldberg

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These colors are circa 1685, although the obviously the paint is new
This one is on 23 Willow street, if you visit Newport

Stanley
 
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Landscapelover

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This set up worked around the house but I was not so sure it worked in the field.
I am so happy it worked! The first time I tried this setup in real life.
This picture was taken by the Arca Swiss M Line 2 and standard bellow with the analog lens "Rodenstock APO-Sironar-S 210mm" (3 images stitching although it can be stitched with 9 images). I forgot to change the f stop from 5.6 (wide open) to 8 or 11.
It was raining and mild windy. I should have tilted a little but, come on, it's raining (Good excuse :)).
The system is light and easy to set up.

Kenosha Pass, CO
Phase One IQ3100/Arca Swiss M-Line 2/Rodenstock APO-Sironar-S 210mm/0.9 GND

Pramote
Zenfolio | Pramote Laoprasert Photography
 
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Landscapelover

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This is the crop of the previous image (~45% sharpening in Sharpening Pro in Nik Collection, a free software from Google). I couldn't find the loupe so it was focused with naked eyes with 100% zoom.
The secret! The lens is only $850 at eBay! It is an analog lens and not supposed to work at all.
I would not use this image for printing. It's just for demonstration only. If I want to print it, I would use my reliable free zooming (legs). It works all the time :)
I am very happy because this setup will give me an opportunity to use a view camera (4x5 liked) with a wide variety of lenses, both digital and analog. The price for these lenses are very affordable and some of them have characters. The Arca Swiss M-Line 2 has a front orbix system, is light, solid, easy to set up and very reliable.

Kenosha Pass, CO
Phase One IQ3100/Arca Swiss M-Line 2/Rodenstock APO-Sironar-S 210mm/0.9 GND

Pramote
Zenfolio | Pramote Laoprasert Photography
 
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