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Gx100/Gx200
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wbrandsma
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Some recent work with the GX200.
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One of those "at-the-hip-level" snap taken with GX-100 at Camden Market, London.
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wbrandsma
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Cool dude, Shin Yoo! And that last photograph, Gandolfi, is good.
Here another one with the GX200.
Ricoh GX200, f2.9, 1/90 sec, ISO 100, -0.7 EV
Here another one with the GX200.
Ricoh GX200, f2.9, 1/90 sec, ISO 100, -0.7 EV
Hello All,
Thanks, Wouter.
There was some interesting chit chat in another thread concerning the general madness of mankind, vis a vis the American state tax on wooden arrows and whether it did or did not have an influence on the recent bank bail out vote in the Senate.
Well, 200 years ago we in the U.K. had a tax on windows, causing many windows to be bricked up! It did lead to some interesting trompe l'oeil, however, this one in Bath.
GX100.
Cheers,
Gandolfi.
Thanks, Wouter.
There was some interesting chit chat in another thread concerning the general madness of mankind, vis a vis the American state tax on wooden arrows and whether it did or did not have an influence on the recent bank bail out vote in the Senate.
Well, 200 years ago we in the U.K. had a tax on windows, causing many windows to be bricked up! It did lead to some interesting trompe l'oeil, however, this one in Bath.
GX100.
Cheers,
Gandolfi.
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wbrandsma
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That last photograph is really well composed Gandolfi!
And here is an example of a Dutch milk tap.
And here is an example of a Dutch milk tap.
Guy Mancuso
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Great shot Wouter, you folks really amaze me with these small sensor camera's. Great stuff
Gandolfi some real nice mood to these
Gandolfi some real nice mood to these
Dale Allyn
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Wouter's last shot has a great moooooood too!
Hello All, Thanks, Wouter and Guy.
Nice joke, Dale!
I just got Photoshop Elements6, so had to try a panorama. This is 5 vertical shots with GX100 and it stitched together rather well. I merely cloned a few clouds into LH stretch of sky. Then I monotoned (mononotised?) it and to me it ended up looking like an illustration from a child's book of fairy stories. In fact these are the vegetable allotments just up a disused railway walk not far from my flat.
Cheers,
Gandolfi.
Nice joke, Dale!
I just got Photoshop Elements6, so had to try a panorama. This is 5 vertical shots with GX100 and it stitched together rather well. I merely cloned a few clouds into LH stretch of sky. Then I monotoned (mononotised?) it and to me it ended up looking like an illustration from a child's book of fairy stories. In fact these are the vegetable allotments just up a disused railway walk not far from my flat.
Cheers,
Gandolfi.
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pollobarca
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Wouter,
nice picture-here we have the "mucca meccanica" too. Lots of milk distributors around now.
I have been busy with a load of pictures I took in september. Finally finished.
a night shot (the light was yellow) Camera: Ricoh Caplio GX100
Exposure: 2 sec (2)
Aperture: f/9.1
Focal Length: 5.1 mm
ISO Speed: 80
Got lucky with a sparrow;
Camera: Ricoh Caplio GX100
Exposure: 0.003 sec (1/320)
Aperture: f/8.9
Focal Length: 15.3 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Love in Verona , Juliets House
Camera: Ricoh Caplio GX100
Exposure: 0.1 sec (1/10)
Aperture: f/2.5
Focal Length: 5.1 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Spike Milligans Quote seems fitting at this point!
nice picture-here we have the "mucca meccanica" too
. Lots of milk distributors around now. I have been busy with a load of pictures I took in september. Finally finished.
a night shot (the light was yellow) Camera: Ricoh Caplio GX100
Exposure: 2 sec (2)
Aperture: f/9.1
Focal Length: 5.1 mm
ISO Speed: 80
Got lucky with a sparrow;
Camera: Ricoh Caplio GX100
Exposure: 0.003 sec (1/320)
Aperture: f/8.9
Focal Length: 15.3 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Love in Verona , Juliets House
Camera: Ricoh Caplio GX100
Exposure: 0.1 sec (1/10)
Aperture: f/2.5
Focal Length: 5.1 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Spike Milligans Quote seems fitting at this point!
pollobarca
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Gandolfi,
that panorama is great. Looks , as you say, like an illustration.
I have tried vertical shots for panoramas , but no success so far.Strange how they seem more difficult to do.
Bath I havent seen for about 30 years now.
b rgds
paul
that panorama is great. Looks , as you say, like an illustration.
I have tried vertical shots for panoramas , but no success so far.Strange how they seem more difficult to do.
Bath I havent seen for about 30 years now.
b rgds
paul
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wbrandsma
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Incredible what can be done with these cameras.
As they say, Wouter, "Straight from the horse's mouth"!!!!Incredible what can be done with these cameras.
Cheers,
Gandolfi.
Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
Damn Wouter one right after another. Major score with the horse shot
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wbrandsma
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Thanks Guy!
The GX200 is an amazing camera. The first few weeks with the camera (on vacation) were amazing. The camera is much faster than the GX100, and the screen is so much better too. After the vacation I was disappointed, because the photographs were not like I had expected. There was more noise in the blue channel, also at lower ISO's and I couldn't use my preferred B&W conversion in Lightroom.
Now after three months of using this camera I really start to like it. I changed my conversion technique in Lightroom to some degree, and started to use Silver Efex Pro more often too in Photoshop. And some slight overexposing seems to improve the final image quality too.
The GX200 is an amazing camera. The first few weeks with the camera (on vacation) were amazing. The camera is much faster than the GX100, and the screen is so much better too. After the vacation I was disappointed, because the photographs were not like I had expected. There was more noise in the blue channel, also at lower ISO's and I couldn't use my preferred B&W conversion in Lightroom.
Now after three months of using this camera I really start to like it. I changed my conversion technique in Lightroom to some degree, and started to use Silver Efex Pro more often too in Photoshop. And some slight overexposing seems to improve the final image quality too.