Leica Q - the image thread

[creidtaylor]

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Always colorful, entertaining and interesting here in Oaxaca, México. I need to spend more time learning to process the higher ISO images in Lightroom.

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Edited December 6, 2016 by creidtaylor

[@McLeica]

Whitby Gothic #2 by @McLeica, on Flickr

 

Whitby Gothic #4 by @McLeica, on Flickr

 

Whitby Gothic #1 by @McLeica, on Flickr

[Macberg]

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Great pictures, especially no. 1 und 2! Is the third one made with the in-camera miniature-mode?

[@McLeica]

@McLeica

 

Great pictures, especially no. 1 und 2! Is the third one made with the in-camera miniature-mode?

 

Thanks. The third one is done using Lightroom and multiple grad filters. 

[creidtaylor]

 

 

Snack seller, after school. Oaxaca. by C. Reid Taylor, on Flickr

[viramati]

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[likealot]

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@McLeica

 

Great pictures, especially no. 1 und 2! Is the third one made with the in-camera miniature-mode?

 

What's the in-camera miniature mode?

[Leica Guy]

Conversation by Viramati, on Flickr

A really beautiful photo of two men really communicating. Thanks for sharing.

[Macberg]

What's the in-camera miniature mode?

 

Page 189 in the englisch part of my manual, it's called 'miniature effect' and simulates a tilt-shift-effect (without having to use a tilt-shift lens ). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilt%E2%80%93shift_photography

Edited December 8, 2016 by Macberg

[soizic]

@McLeica

 

I like number 2

[@McLeica]

Page 189 in the englisch part of my manual, it's called 'miniature effect' and simulates a tilt-shift-effect (without having to use a tilt-shift lens ). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilt%E2%80%93shift_photography

 

I think I'll give that a go. Must be easier than the faffing I have to go about with in LR. 

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[viramati]

Thanks

 

Edited December 8, 2016 by viramati

[Stealth3kpl]

Kids greet me at Yangma, Nepal. There have only been 2 previous documented visits by tourists to this remote village in NE Nepal. Almost certainly the only Leica Q to have visited.

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Yangma again. The light enters the monastery as the wind lifts the curtain that covers the doorway. The curtain's motif is the Tibetan "Endless Knot". The cubicles hold the precious scriptures.

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Strolling through the Cardamom plantation. NE Nepal.

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Birds take flight in the morning light in Ilam, Nepal.

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[matlep]

Some candid street photos with the Q.

 

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[Leica Guy]

Walking around Santa Fe, New Mexico around Thanksgiving.

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[Leica Guy]

One more of the Palace of the Governors where the native Americans sell handmade jewelry. This is a two shot pano put together in LR.

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