octagone
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Dp3q - 400 iso
_P3Q1140-RT-1 by Noël Billy, sur Flickr
Dp3q - review
https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4221079
_P3Q1140-RT-1 by Noël Billy, sur FlickrDp3q - review
https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4221079
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Sigma Quattro Images
- Thread starter Sapphie
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I haven't posted here for a while. In that time Sigma have released SPP 6.6.0 which I think is a great improvement for the Quattro images. Here is an example I think would have been a struggle in the earlier days. Using my dp0 Quattro which is a brilliant camera. So good, I think I'll get another and keep it in a box as a reserve.
Thanks. You could well be right and I may have a play if I have time. I kinda like the Out of Africa look of the English countryside. The farmers ain't so sure.
ggibson
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Another thing you might try is cropping to a more normal 4:3 or 3:2 ratio, anchored to the left. The main subject, the side of the house, naturally points the eye left, so it balances the image out to have the house on the right side of the frame (somewhere in the right 1/3rd of the image).
You've inspired me to go shoot my dp0 more now, but where I live we don't get interesting clouds like that as often!
You've inspired me to go shoot my dp0 more now, but where I live we don't get interesting clouds like that as often!
Thanks, yes, the cropping was deliberate. I like really wide photos but as you can see, getting the balance / crop right takes some messing around. I don't really have time but I appreciate your comments and take them on board. Maybe I'll have a go.Another thing you might try is cropping to a more normal 4:3 or 3:2 ratio, anchored to the left. The main subject, the side of the house, naturally points the eye left, so it balances the image out to have the house on the right side of the frame (somewhere in the right 1/3rd of the image).
You've inspired me to go shoot my dp0 more now, but where I live we don't get interesting clouds like that as often!
By the way, a great set of peach pics with your DP3M A truly fab camera. We don't get peached here - three on my tree - but sometimes good clouds. There is a total eclipse of the moon tonight but we have overcast cloud cover for the first time in weeks.
octagone
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Some pictures at 39Mpix (interpolated with FastStone bicubic). Dp3Q.
_P3Q2337-SPP Portrait-RT-FT bicubic by Noël Billy, sur Flickr
_P3Q2607-FT Bicubic-RT-1 by Noël Billy, sur Flickr
_P3Q2561-Portrait-FT bicubic-RT-1 by Noël Billy, sur Flickr
_P3Q2337-SPP Portrait-RT-FT bicubic by Noël Billy, sur Flickr_P3Q2607-FT Bicubic-RT-1 by Noël Billy, sur Flickr_P3Q2561-Portrait-FT bicubic-RT-1 by Noël Billy, sur Flickr
octagone
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