mwalker
Subscriber Member
cool jellyI love the fact that my GRD can go anywhere with me and catch whatever I see
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ellemand
Guest
Hi you all.
Lili; you're right, it's a lovely camera to carry everywhere;-)
Here are to pics from Paris - both with the Ricoh GRD.
I wish you all a good weekend.
Cheers
Ellemand
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ellemand/
Lili; you're right, it's a lovely camera to carry everywhere;-)
Here are to pics from Paris - both with the Ricoh GRD.
I wish you all a good weekend.
Cheers
Ellemand
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ellemand/
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ellemand
Guest
Hi again.
One more from my trip to Paris.
Title: To close.... (Ricoh GRD).
Ellemand
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ellemand/
One more from my trip to Paris.
Title: To close.... (Ricoh GRD).
Ellemand
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ellemand/
your last pic reminded me of another huge (if silly) difference between the GRD and the GRDII. the original is a dog magnet! i had to get the initial shot right and immediate or i'd have a snout up my lens. the auto focus obviously has some high frequency they're attracted to.
fantastic photos, everybody! it makes me happy i was able to pick up my GRD and start shooting with it again. although i have a GRDII as well, it has been missed!
fantastic photos, everybody! it makes me happy i was able to pick up my GRD and start shooting with it again. although i have a GRDII as well, it has been missed!
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orliekim
Guest
Re: JPEG or RAW?
Hi all,
Normally I shoot only RAW with my Digital cameras..M8 and Canon.
Recently however I tried shooting straight JPEG B&W and am really surprised with the out of camera quality.
Just made a few prints in 10x8 and I find them excellent, tonal range, good blacks etc.
Do you also shoot JPEG or work with RAW on the GRD....just curious?
thanks
Andy
Hi all,
Normally I shoot only RAW with my Digital cameras..M8 and Canon.
Recently however I tried shooting straight JPEG B&W and am really surprised with the out of camera quality.
Just made a few prints in 10x8 and I find them excellent, tonal range, good blacks etc.
Do you also shoot JPEG or work with RAW on the GRD....just curious?
thanks
Andy
Lili
New member
Orlekim,
I have almost always shot JPEG
In fact a major reason I got my GRD was the degree of in-camera image control even in JPEG.
I have only very recently started experimenting with RAW, in the GRD and my K100D.
Ellemand,
Very nice B&W street work!
Cam,
I've not noticed if the GRD draws dogs or not, will have to experiment
I have almost always shot JPEG
In fact a major reason I got my GRD was the degree of in-camera image control even in JPEG.
I have only very recently started experimenting with RAW, in the GRD and my K100D.
Ellemand,
Very nice B&W street work!
Cam,
I've not noticed if the GRD draws dogs or not, will have to experiment
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ellemand
Guest
Hi out there.
It's been a while, since I've uploaded a GRD-picture - so here you are:
Cheers
Ellemand.
It's been a while, since I've uploaded a GRD-picture - so here you are:
Cheers
Ellemand.
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ellemand
Guest
It's pay-time...
No one else with GRD-pics..?
Cheers
Ellemand.
No one else with GRD-pics..?
Cheers
Ellemand.
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VladimirV
Guest
This is my first post but I've been following this forum for a while.
Good to see a forum with very informative and most important very civilized discussions. :thumbs:
Here's a color GRD picture, who says small sensor cameras have a limited dynamic range. This is a jpg from the camera where I just aplied 10/10 in the Shadow/Highlight tool in PS CS3. If I would use the RAW file I am sure I could get more out of it.
Good to see a forum with very informative and most important very civilized discussions. :thumbs:
Here's a color GRD picture, who says small sensor cameras have a limited dynamic range
. This is a jpg from the camera where I just aplied 10/10 in the Shadow/Highlight tool in PS CS3. If I would use the RAW file I am sure I could get more out of it.