Spyro
Well-known
tried the 18mm in the street
it works
* by _Pachinko_, on Flickr
* by _Pachinko_, on Flickr
* by _Pachinko_, on Flickr
* by _Pachinko_, on Flickr
* by _Pachinko_, on Flickr
* by _Pachinko_, on Flickr
* by _Pachinko_, on Flickr
* by _Pachinko_, on Flickr
* by _Pachinko_, on Flickr
* by _Pachinko_, on Flickr
it works
* by _Pachinko_, on Flickr
* by _Pachinko_, on Flickr
* by _Pachinko_, on Flickr
* by _Pachinko_, on Flickr
* by _Pachinko_, on Flickr
* by _Pachinko_, on Flickr
* by _Pachinko_, on Flickr
* by _Pachinko_, on Flickr
* by _Pachinko_, on Flickr
* by _Pachinko_, on Flickr
furcafe
Mentor
A couple more examples from a show. 18/2 @ f/2, ISO 3200, in-camera JPGs w/standard "Provia" setting & minimum noise reduction (no NR in post):
For comparison purposes, here are 2 similar shots taken w/a D700 + 28/1.4 AF-D @ f/2, ISO 3200, raw files processed in Capture One & w/some noise reduction done in post via Noise Ninja:
For comparison purposes, here are 2 similar shots taken w/a D700 + 28/1.4 AF-D @ f/2, ISO 3200, raw files processed in Capture One & w/some noise reduction done in post via Noise Ninja:
romainmassola
Member
35mm @ f1.6, 200 ISO
35mm @ f2.8, 800 ISO
I was waiting for the girls to be under the blooming tree but I shot instinctively when I saw the boys turning their heads to look at them.
JHutchins
Well-known
Some from this afternoon. Both with the 35/1.5.
JHutchins
Well-known
olelovold
Established
Spyro: Really nice set.
JHutchins: You post some good photos! However, I see some extremely heavy compression going on, the images look really pixelated, that takes a bit away from them for me.
JHutchins: You post some good photos! However, I see some extremely heavy compression going on, the images look really pixelated, that takes a bit away from them for me.
CopperB
M3 Noob
A few from the Friday the 13th biker rally today in Port Dover
wintoid
Back to film
35mm @ f2.8, 800 ISO
Great shot. I love the shadow, and of course the lads turning around
DelDavis
.
Bought a new car yesterday after a calamity (no injuries) with the old one.
Velvia mode, ISO200, 35mm Nokton at about f/4
Velvia mode, ISO200, 35mm Nokton at about f/4
brachal
Refrigerated User
Walked around the French Quarter a little today and experimented with film simulation bracketing. These are: Standard, Pro-Negative Standard, and Monochrome with Y filter. 35mm lens.
The link to the set is http://www.flickr.com/photos/brachal/sets/72157629451812020/with/6931311566/
There are a few more samples there.
The link to the set is http://www.flickr.com/photos/brachal/sets/72157629451812020/with/6931311566/
There are a few more samples there.
emraphoto
Mentor
ERIC BOUVET (VII agency) has been professing love for the X-pro 1 lately. i am sure if you keep an eye on what he is up to you will find some beautiful work from an X-pro 1. although i am not sure it has much to do with the camera.
celluloidprop
Well-known
The X100 has been out for a year, give the XPro time to catch up.
For my part, I'm having a hard time seeing in 28/50 after a year of 35-only. 28 feels so much wider and 53 so much narrower. I'll adapt.
For my part, I'm having a hard time seeing in 28/50 after a year of 35-only. 28 feels so much wider and 53 so much narrower. I'll adapt.
fiddlergene1
Newbie
david.elliott
Well-known
A few photos from the yard. Shame there aren't really any flowers out yet.
Taken with the x-pro 1 and my 100mm smc macro tak adapted with a kipon adapter. Side note - if anybody knows of an adapter that will work with a 50/4 smc macro tak, please pm me. The kipon does -not- work with it.
Taken with the x-pro 1 and my 100mm smc macro tak adapted with a kipon adapter. Side note - if anybody knows of an adapter that will work with a 50/4 smc macro tak, please pm me. The kipon does -not- work with it.
furcafe
Mentor
Examples from an art launch party. 18/2 @ f/2, ISO 1600 or 3200, in-camera JPGs w/standard "Provia" setting & minimum noise reduction (no NR in post):
willie_901
Mentor
Thanks for posting more 18/2 examples. My 18/2,arrives in a day or so. Your work is an inspiration (actually it has been for years).
rasterdogs
Member
furcafe
Mentor
If you're referring to me, thanks, I'm flattered. More 18/2 shots can be seen here: http://www.brightestyoungthings.com/articles/lumen8-opening-lightbox-in-anacostia.htm
celluloidprop
Well-known
A friend asked me to photograph a group of visiting monks as they created a sand mandala at the museum where she interns - I'm not overjoyed with what I got (I was in the back of the audience for the initial ceremony and the monks didn't seem like they were in a mood to be posed beforehand) but it's serviceable for the museum to document things, I guess. A lot more satisfied once the creation of the mandala started and I could get in closer to shoot them working.
set of 13:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/celluloidpropaganda/sets/72157629850403225/with/6946342042/
kind of like:
Monks from the Drepung Loseling Monastery work on sand mandala by celluloidpropaganda, on Flickr
Monks from the Drepung Loseling Monastery work on sand mandala by celluloidpropaganda, on Flickr
Monks from the Drepung Loseling Monastery work on sand mandala by celluloidpropaganda, on Flickr
Monks from the Drepung Loseling Monastery work on sand mandala by celluloidpropaganda, on Flickr
set of 13:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/celluloidpropaganda/sets/72157629850403225/with/6946342042/
kind of like:
Monks from the Drepung Loseling Monastery work on sand mandala by celluloidpropaganda, on Flickr
Monks from the Drepung Loseling Monastery work on sand mandala by celluloidpropaganda, on Flickr
Monks from the Drepung Loseling Monastery work on sand mandala by celluloidpropaganda, on Flickr
Monks from the Drepung Loseling Monastery work on sand mandala by celluloidpropaganda, on Flickr
Benjamin Marks
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Awesome shots. The color and detail that this chip produces is really superb.