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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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Why is my image of 707Kb reduced to 89Kb here? That's a pity, wanted to show sharpness and noise at this ISO

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Why is my image of 707Kb reduced to 89Kb here? That's a pity, wanted to show sharpness and noise at this ISO

If you upload an image to the LUF site, you have to start with a severely reduced image and it is further modified in ways that you don't control.  Link to an external image at a size that you choose, but out of consideration for viewers with slow links, the forum mods ask us to keep the "original" down to a few MPx.  I use 50% reduction to 6 MPx, to preserve sharpness, and I get occasional reproving notes from the mods, so perhaps something like rendering to 1-2 MPx would keep everyone happy.  And there are many free hosting sites from which to do this. 

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I can read German, but not well enough to accurately detect sarcasm.  I thought PDW's three posts criticising the sharpness of Silbeers' monkey were uncalled-for.  I liked the little fellow.  Mike Johnston at TheOnlinePhotographer commented recently that sharpness is like sugar -- a complement to the taste, but unhealthy as an obsession.

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Blue flowers - SL and Canon Macro 100 mm.

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100/2.8 APO-Macro-Elmarit-R.  Kitchen bench top, low afternoon sunlight, handheld. 

 

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Happy kid…

 

 

Leica SL + Summicron 50mm @ 1/50 Sec; f/2.0; ISO 64.

 

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Finally winter has arrived...

 

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SL, Zeiss 1,4/35

 

 

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Hallo!

 

Tut mir leid, aber ist da wirklich auch nichts scharf!

 

LG DiDi

 

PS.: Darf ich mal fragen, wie das funktioniert, das man ein total unscharfes Bild einstellt und dieses Bild 8 Menschen total taugt. Bitte diese 8 Menschen mir das zu erklären ein unscharfes Bild zu liken?

 

Wie kann man so etwas machen ? Das bringt doch auch den Fotografen nicht weiter, ihr gebt dem Fotografen hier ein total falsches Bild der Realität - ist das Euer wirklicher Wille? Oder ist es euch scheiß egal?

 

Yes, I agree the focus could be better but I did like the picture.  The colours and composition worked for me.  I don't think it is necessarily a great piece of art but it was worth an acknowledgement of my appreciation.

 

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I can read German, but not well enough to accurately detect sarcasm.  I thought PDW's three posts criticising the sharpness of Silbeers' monkey were uncalled-for.  I liked the little fellow.  Mike Johnston at TheOnlinePhotographer commented recently that sharpness is like sugar -- a complement to the taste, but unhealthy as an obsession.

 

I did a google translation and got the gist of the comments.  I like the sugar analogy though I find the more you one sugar in something, the less one likes it :-)

 

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Sunset @ St. Peterburg, Florida

SL 50 1.4

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Minuteman Bikeway - Lexington, MA. After the snowfall, yesterday.

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SL, Zeiss 1,4/35

Same lens and one that I am really impressed by. It seems to offer the same wonderful rendering as the Leica 35 Summilux but for half the price (and I got mine second hand for even less than that!)

 

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28430595749_778552336a_b.jpgSnow of Surrey Hills by Greg Turner, on Flickr

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SL 50 1.4

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