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An der einen oder anderen Stelle (auch hier im Forum) ist schon die Frage erörtert worden, ob die Q3 als Kamera für Portraits verwendet werden kann. Mit ihren 28mm Brennweite ist sie dafür sicher nicht prädestiniert, ich habe mir daher die Frage gestellt, was ich a) schon beim Portraitshooting und b) bei der Nachbearbeitung beachten muss, um zu halbwegs vernünftigen Bildern zu kommen. Bei der Aufnahme scheint mir zunächst entscheidend, nicht zu nah ans Model heranzugehen, um zu starke Verzerrungen zu vermeiden. Der Abstand sollte nach meiner Erfahrung auf jeden Fall mehr als 50cm betragen, besser sind 100cm oder mehr: die Q3 bietet ausreichend Möglichkeiten, um auch bei solchen Abständen zu croppen. Interessanterweise war bei der Nachbearbeitung kaum etwas zu tun: ich habe in LR lediglich leicht mit Kontrasten gespielt, teilweise in schwarzweiß umgewandelt... Eine Verzerrungskorrektur war, wen überhaupt, nur minimal vonnöten. Ich hänge Euch mal ein paar der entstandenen Bilder an.
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An available light portrait of Brianna, Sumner, Maine, made with a 50mm f2 Summicron lens and Leica ME camera. This is part of a ten year extended portrait project, we are now in the 6th year of the collaboration.
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We have a significant number of Leica photographers who bemoan the fact that the Q camera users are "stuck" with a 28mm lens. this video showcases the powerful and compelling capability of the Q camera's 28mm f/1.7 Summilux lens. -
Hey, if you are wondering what you can do with the q2 : just enjoy this talent and it’s art! thanxs for the inspiration Peter Lund
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Am Sonntag war ich mit Julia im Park unterwegs… Farbe gibts später… Alle M10R & APO 50
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Hi everyone, I've used my M7 for a very long time and my M9 for a little less. I am interested in buying an M10-P (or maybe M10 undecided on that), so I am looking forward to the local Leica shop opening up soon in the next few weeks. I shoot mainly portraits (raw) but sometimes I go for leica jpgs too. On my M9 I've set saturation to medium low and contrast to high. Would any M10 owners who've shot portraits (indoor or outdoor, natural light or artificial) share their M10/M10-P jpg portraits taken at exactly those settings? Saturation: medium low (I believe only "low" is an option - stand to be corrected Contrast: high Thank you and stay safe, Oliveir
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From the album: Lensocrat
© Copyrights: Rajesh Gupta , the Lensocrat
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From the album: October 2018
© Rudi Poppes
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A portrait of Efie made in late morning light at her apartment in Athens. Leica M240 and Voigtlander 75mm f1.8 lens at 2.8. Post processing in Lightroom.
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Please feel free to post any portraits of the people you have met while traveling. Do give some back story of the person shown and why and where you took the picture. Looking forward to some interesting pictures and stories! I'll start it off with this one taken in Malaysia. This lovely lady is the eldest of three sisters and she has the ability to enter a trance-like state where she apparently can commune with the spirits in order to help people with whatever problems they may have. She does this only on a personal level, not commercial or advertised as a service of any kind. This is her home, nothing has been arranged for the shot, it is what it is. I'm not a believer, and make of it what you will, but she does bring much comfort to those that come to her and that's not a bad thing at all. M9 with 35mm Summicron mark IV
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Here is a portrait I made of Allie today by window light with my Leica M240.
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