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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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Me too! Amazing shot!

 

I didn't expect that the ir filter of Q was so weak! I just ordered a Heliopan 715 (fount a great offer on a used one). It seems it is essentially the same as the Hoya. Looking forward to some IR adventures this weekend

 

 

I’m very impressed with the effects that filter delivers. I may have to add it to my small filter set. Nice photo!

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great picture: panning with the cyclist, right? he stays "still" and the building "moves"!

 

Thank you for the kind words :)

 

I wish he wasn't that still, it is always better to have some part of the moving object blurry, otherwise the effect is a bit weird.. But to be honest this weirdness may add a bit to the photo!! I like how the cyclist is not a young guy but an older and quite "big" one! The older and wise can always be fast and adventurous!!

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Dried cod, anyone? In the Lofotens they call it the smell of money!

 

Leica Q 1/500, f/5.6, ISO 100

 

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Hey, I've just got back from skiing there.

Not a Q photo but a Ricoh GXR with M sensor and Elmarit 24mm:

 

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Thanks for your Feedback!

 

For those interested in postprocessing ir-pictures:

 

I opened the DNG in Photoshop Camera RAW and converted it in greyscale then I used the the settings in the first picture then open the picture then I use the "Tonwertkorrektur" (I don't know the word in the english version of PS) et viola!

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Hey, I've just got back from skiing there.

Not a Q photo but a Ricoh GXR with M sensor and Elmarit 24mm:

 

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Great shot. I’m just back from a 12 day photography trip - 4 of us with a pro who knew when and where to be for the light from sunrise to sunset. Lofoten and Senja. A totally stunning landscape in both places - a trip of a lifetime. But hey at 72 it’s time to spend the kid’s inheritance!
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Great shot. I’m just back from a 12 day photography trip - 4 of us with a pro who knew when and where to be for the light from sunrise to sunset. Lofoten and Senja. A totally stunning landscape in both places - a trip of a lifetime. But hey at 72 it’s time to spend the kid’s inheritance!

 Indeed. 

Did you get any Aurora photos with your Q?

I'm heading up your way tomorrow to ski the north gullies on the Ben.

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Indeed. 

Did you get any Aurora photos with your Q?

I'm heading up your way tomorrow to ski the north gullies on the Ben.

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Currently down in Edinburgh! We are on the east coast - Dornoch - so not sure how much snow remains on the higher slopes. No auroras as no electro magnetic activity and in any event by mid April there is only a very few hours of adequate darkness. Besides getting up at 3.30 to be on site for dawn was demanding enough without staying up for best darkness at about 1am! On this occasion the Q was a secondary camera (as much as I love the quality of the output) as most of the time it was a tripod mounted D850 with various primes, ND grads, etc. Have a good weekend.

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Currently down in Edinburgh! We are on the east coast - Dornoch - so not sure how much snow remains on the higher slopes. No auroras as no electro magnetic activity and in any event by mid April there is only a very few hours of adequate darkness. Besides getting up at 3.30 to be on site for dawn was demanding enough without staying up for best darkness at about 1am! On this occasion the Q was a secondary camera (as much as I love the quality of the output) as most of the time it was a tripod mounted D850 with various primes, ND grads, etc. Have a good weekend.

 

We had a striking light show on our second night. It seemed to be pitch black at about 11 (we were out in the boonies). A companion took some very good images of the lights with an Olympus of some sort, and a good video. We were transfixed by our aurora Apps in the evening haha.

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Great shot. I’m just back from a 12 day photography trip - 4 of us with a pro who knew when and where to be for the light from sunrise to sunset. Lofoten and Senja. A totally stunning landscape in both places - a trip of a lifetime. But hey at 72 it’s time to spend the kid’s inheritance!

Totally agree.

It's called "sking" Spending Kids Inheritance.

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The IR filter arrived! Here are a couple of test shots from the backyard. It seems I can't get the amazing deep dark sky of the photo of RK+Q. It was overcast, maybe if the sky is clear I will get a darker sky? For now I am quite happy to be honest. Thank you for the inspiration RK+Q! If we meet some time I owe you a beer!

 

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my first infrared, with a little secret sauce from LR

 

 

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and here in B&W. for some reason, there's a tremendous amount of noise in this photo and I was restrained in what I could do to bring out the contrast.

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