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How to upload images: Prepare the image as follows: 1.   The image should be sRGB and 8-bits 2.   Reduce the size to 2048 pixels on the longest side. (smaller sizes can be set, but are not recommended) 3.   Sharpen properly for screen. 4.   Save as JPG to your desktop, reducing JPG quality to produce 2000 kB (5000 kB for sponsoring members). 5.   In Lightroom these parameters should be set in the Export dialog. 6.   In the Forum posting or editing box, click “choose Fil
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VE 24-90 25mm ƒ4 1/25 ISO 3200

 

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Happy Valley Racecourse, Hong Kong: Noctilux + SL

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Leica SL, Leica 180mm APO-Telyt-R f/3.4 @ f/8, ISO 800, Leica SF 58 flash with Lightsphere collapsible diffuser, 1/30s exposure

 

I had fun trying to balance the tungsten colored under-counter LED's with the daylight balanced fill flash.  I like the end result--coziness of the under-counter light with the appearance of cool light of a winter morning creeping in from the left side of the image.  At least that's what I was trying for...

 

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Just took a two week drive around Honshu, Japan.

 

The SL performed excellently. With the 24-90 lens, this may be the perfect travel system.  

 

Here are some images:

 

http://www.peterwalker.com/japan2016.html

 

 

Good photos but on a forum the 'mounts' are rather overpowering - they look more mount than image - would prefer to see the images with no mounts. 

 

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Good photos but on a forum the 'mounts' are rather overpowering - they look more mount than image - would prefer to see the images with no mounts. 

 

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I have to agree with dunk i'm afraid.  They look to be good photos but they get a bit lost when presented in a relatively small size in thick, black mounts on a largely black page.  Please don't take offence - absolutely none is intended - I'd very much like to 'see' the photos in their full glory.

 

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I have to agree with dunk i'm afraid. They look to be good photos but they get a bit lost when presented in a relatively small size in thick, black mounts on a largely black page. Please don't take offence - absolutely none is intended - I'd very much like to 'see' the photos in their full glory.

 

Pete.

Of course, no offense taken.

 

But these frames have been my display style for decades, originally as mounted prints and then into the digital world since I built my first gallery website in 1994.

 

I think that the frames look good on my 27" monitor: focus the attention on the image. But, maybe in the world of iPhones, iPads, etc. I am wasting too much screen space.

 

I'll have to think about whether it's time to ditch them...

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… I think that the frames look good on my 27" monitor: focus the attention on the image. But, maybe in the world of iPhones, iPads, etc. I am wasting too much screen space. ...

Just for you information I'm viewing them on a 21" screen.

 

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Of course, no offense taken.

 

But these frames have been my display style for decades, originally as mounted prints and then into the digital world since I built my first gallery website in 1994.

 

I think that the frames look good on my 27" monitor: focus the attention on the image. But, maybe in the world of iPhones, iPads, etc. I am wasting too much screen space.

 

I'll have to think about whether it's time to ditch them...

 

I'm using a 23" monitor, and the image size is set by the grey background running from top to bottom of the screen.  That leaves me with your images typically 14 x 21 cm or thereabouts.  and the screen is 32 cm high.  I appreciate the need for a black or medium grey surround to establish the colors, but I liked the pictures and would have liked to see more of the details.

 

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