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First shots with my new Elpro-D. Really, first macro shots for me of any sort...

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When I look back over my Digilux 2 photos, I fall in love  with that camera all over again. There is certainly something to be said about the Leica photos....and for me...it's the softness of the high

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The London Eye by night.

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And a quick grab of the entrance to where I work a few mornings back...

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Hello Neuer

 

Nice composition and photo and welcome to the D2 group. I bought mine about an year ago and still love using it. If you haven't found it already, just wanted to pass on some flickr groups that might be of interest to you .....

 

Sanjay

 

Thanks a lot. I bought my D2 last year too after reading all the good reviews. Being a "vivid colours" person, I had problem getting used to the Leica colours in the beginning, but now I have decided this will be my last digital camera :-) We'll see if I can keep that promise.

Here is another BW image. This one's from the top of the Opera roof in Oslo and has this beautiful beige tint to it. The beige tint occurs sometimes. Anyone know why and when? Data: 28 mm, 100 iso, 1/1600 at f/4. Straight from the camera, no PP. I have been looking at the Flickr pages several times. Gives you a lot of inspiration.

 

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First shots with my new Elpro-D. Really, first macro shots for me of any sort...

 

Fantastic! I must get an Elpro. Bid on one on Ebay a couple of weeks ago, but it went too high for me. Have fun with your new toy.

 

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It's a joy to shoot BW with the D2. The images get so smooth, but are still pin sharp.

50 mm, 1/80 at f/2.1, 100 iso, jpg straight out of the camera, no PP.

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Her is one from last saturday.

Sylvain Luc & Philip Catherine playing in Leopoldsburg, a little town in Belgium.

100 iso 1/20sec at f/2.1

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Her is one from last saturday.

Sylvain Luc & Philip Catherine playing in Leopoldsburg, a little town in Belgium.

100 iso 1/20sec at f/2.1

 

This must be the perfect job for the Digilux 2. No loud, disturbing CLONK, just quiet as a mouse. Excellent photo.

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This must be the perfect job for the Digilux 2. No loud, disturbing CLONK, just quiet as a mouse. Excellent photo.

 

I agree. The sound volume from stage wasn't very high. Even the shutter of an Leica M would have been noticed by people sitting beside me. The Digilux 2 was in complete stealth mode.

Shots where taken with -2EV , low shutter speeds , shooting 3 sequential images as advices by Thorsten Overgaard. In almost al cases this delivered one or two useable sharp image with every sequence.

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Yes! :) DL2 with new Restoration black cover

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Her is one from last saturday.

Sylvain Luc & Philip Catherine playing in Leopoldsburg, a little town in Belgium.

100 iso 1/20sec at f/2.1

A perfect quiet camera for such an occasion. Very good capture. Although slow shutter speeds can be tricky. Did you try the sequence trick? Not only can alternatives show less camera shake but, with luck, you might get a sharper image of the animated musicians!

 

Don't be afraid to try higher ISO settings despite the noisier performance. Noise can be reduced in LR or Noise NInja which I use. Sometimes a sharper noisier picture is better than a blurred noise-free picture not that I consider your musicians blurred. Just a general observation. It is a question of experimentation and judgement, which you prefer.

 

Later; Sorry, I see you did use sequence shooting.

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Regent's Park in central London yesterday - We're having an 'Indian Summer' of unseasonably fine weather.

 

Digilux 2 at ISO 100.

 

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