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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 2480 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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Yes, it is a wonderful portrait, although I find the OOF nose to be distracting. This is one instance where ultra-thin DOF was detrimental to the image, IMO.

 

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I was so drawn to the eyes that I didn’t even notice the soft focus on the nose. I agree with you. Still, extraordinary.

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Here are my first photos with the Leica Q, please be gentle! :unsure:

 

38169266454_8c8ac3de1d_b.jpgStar Flower Power by Jin Choi, on Flickr

 

38884800301_874df368c7_b.jpgFerry Building by Jin Choi, on Flickr

 

38169269784_f19cce1eee_b.jpgFerry dock by Jin Choi, on Flickr

 

38169267534_e5926d35d1_b.jpgPier Port of SF by Jin Choi, on Flickr

Welcome to the Q forum. Your photos are nice to look at. You experienced the macro mode, B&W, and some nice landscape images. Looks like some I took on a recent trip. The Q is a great travel camera. Enjoy!

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My first outing with the Q.... New Orleans.  The French Quarter did not disappoint.

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The New Orleans Night life is very active to say the least!

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I could do a show of just doorways.

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The hotel we stayed in had a gorgeous mural in the dinning room.  I was amazed at how good the Q can be in low light.

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Yes, it is a wonderful portrait, although I find the OOF nose to be distracting. This is one instance where ultra-thin DOF was detrimental to the image, IMO.

 

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Is it encouraged to critique photos on this thread?

 

On other sites this would be in a separate, designated thread where it was clear that this was invited.

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Is it encouraged to critique photos on this thread?

 

On other sites this would be in a separate, designated thread where it was clear that this was invited.

Yes, certainly, particularly in a thread which is meant to showcase pictures made with a particular kind of gear. I would, perhaps, expect the critique to focus more on the strength and weaknesses of the particular equipment being demonstrated, such as is the case with the comment you questioned.

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Is it encouraged to critique photos on this thread?

 

On other sites this would be in a separate, designated thread where it was clear that this was invited.

 

I don't see anywhere on this site that photo critiques are either encouraged or discouraged. As long as they are meant to be helpful and constructive, I think they are a good thing. 

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