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I put my Xvario on my Reprovit copy stand and have been documenting some of the tools around the studio.

I've posted additional images on my Flicker page- https://www.flickr.com/photos/94322379@N05 

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Post your Leica X Vario photos here...   (moderators - can you move this thread to where it should be on the forum, and pin this thread in the "Leica X1 / Leica X2" forum like the X1 and X2 photo th

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I just bought this camera yesterday..... take the time to familiarize yourself and it will reward you with excellent pictures.   I also work with my M9-P and the M Monochrom   All the details of t

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Here is another example of the sensor and lens rapport..... the original file show you what a portion look like. ISO 100, 1/250, F8 set at 46mm or equivalent to 70mm in 35mm format. f3315550f597832

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Just a plain good old XVario image...        

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Sharing my experience shooting with X1 in harsh lighting environment.

Taking Leica X1 to the desert.

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9 minutes ago, Julius Yls said:

Sharing my experience shooting with X1 in harsh lighting environment.

Taking Leica X1 to the desert.

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Julies,  welcome. Your picture is so impressive that I suggest you post it, additionally,  in the Landscape forum.

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“La Source” fountain

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Nataraja - Lord of the dance

Bronze, 18th century CE

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Flora Farms in San Jose del Cabo, Mexico

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Approaching sunset time

 

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Sculpture of Bourdelle :

 

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Sail boat in the distance

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It is interesting, Mikozia, how we each see pictures differently. As soon as your seascape appeared on my screen, I saw a panoramic crop of the foreground groynes. Simply just the bottom half with no land at the top. It doesn't include your sail boat, but that is such a tiny detail set against the whole.

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Added another image to my Studio Tools folder. This is a set of roulettes, stylus, burnisher, hand made in Prague.

 

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On 3/13/2020 at 5:04 AM, Tom Johnston said:

Added another image to my Studio Tools folder. This is a set of roulettes, stylus, burnisher, hand made in Prague.

 

Hi Tom,

Nice composition. What do you use these for?

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7 hours ago, farhiz said:

Hi Tom,

Nice composition. What do you use these for?

Thanks farhiz, basically they are a set of tools used in etching, part of the “drawing” process in printmaking. The stylus is used to make marks directly on a copper plate (drypoint, pointe eschew, kaldnadel) or on an acid resistant ground, to expose the copper for etching. Each line and mark holds ink which is transferred to paper under the pressure in the etching press. Likewise, the roulettes can be used directly on the copper or on a ground to create unique textures.

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Thanks farhiz, basically they are a set of tools used in etching, part of the “drawing” process in printmaking. The stylus is used to make marks directly on a copper plate (drypoint, pointe eschew, kaldnadel) or on an acid resistant ground, to expose the copper for etching. Each line and mark holds ink which is transferred to paper under the pressure in the etching press. Likewise, the roulettes can be used directly on the copper or on a ground to create unique textures.

Tom, very interesting.  Is it possible to show closeups of work in progress? Unclassified, of course.

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2 hours ago, wda said:

Tom, very interesting.  Is it possible to show closeups of work in progress? Unclassified, of course.

David, thanks. Don't have any showing tools and works in progress. But a fun idea! I'll let you know when / if I get something worthy of sharing. In the meantime, on my website there are some examples of older works from the archive that made use of these tools. https://arttaj.com/works-on-paper/ I need to find one of my old mezzotints of my M6 to include on that page.

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45 minutes ago, Tom Johnston said:

David, thanks. Don't have any showing tools and works in progress. But a fun idea! I'll let you know when / if I get something worthy of sharing. In the meantime, on my website there are some examples of older works from the archive that made use of these tools. https://arttaj.com/works-on-paper/ I need to find one of my old mezzotints of my M6 to include on that page.

Thank you, Tom.  A fine body of work. I do like Les Fleurs. I suppose it is quite difficult for you to photograph your own hands at work. A helper?

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