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M246 Image Thread

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thighslapper   

thighslapper
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M 246 this afternoon ....... 


 



 


the next 2 are sharpened 100% crops 


 


thanks for looking 


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thighslapper   

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100% crops .....


 



 



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thighslapper   

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This is a 2 shot HDR with the 246 and 21/3.4 @ 320


 



 


Thanks for looking 


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thighslapper   

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Posted (edited)

and a 12500 shot hand-held with my Voigt 12/5.6  ...... which shows you just how dark this church is inside ......

 

 

and a 100% crop to show the grain/noise .....

trying to recover any more of the virtually  black foreground shadows proved impossible due to horizontal banding and vertical light streaks ...... 

 

 

thanks for looking ...

Edited by thighslapper
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Jennifer   

Jennifer
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Swan Attack

 

I watched this swan attacking ducks on a pond for a good 20 minutes. Technically flawed, but I tried, with limited success, to capture the drama.

 

Link to full resolution version on Flickr

 

 

 

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Jennifer   

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Do you feel that the image is over processed?

 

Constructive criticism would be appreciated.

 

BTW I took it using a red filter which, with hindsight, was probably overkill.

 

 

Full version

 

 

M246, Summilux 35 ASPH FLE

 

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wattsy   

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Do you feel that the image is over processed?

 

Without knowing what your intentions were it is difficult to say but I'd say, yes, IMO you have gone a bit overboard with the controls in your software programme. The tonality looks rough and somewhat claustrophobic and I'm not sure the red filter was very helpful in this regard (if a red filter ever can be helpful

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Jennifer   

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Without knowing what your intentions were it is difficult to say but I'd say, yes, IMO you have gone a bit overboard with the controls in your software programme. The tonality looks rough and somewhat claustrophobic and I'm not sure the red filter was very helpful in this regard (if a red filter ever can be helpful

). 

 

Hmmm, yes I take your point. I think now the red filter was certainly a mistake, admittedly is was a bit of an experiment as I've never used a red one before, and although I did want to emphasise the clouds they've have probably ended up over emphasised and the lake too 'busy'.

 

Orange filter next time and lighter hand on those sliders?

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faranstudio   

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Last weekend had a chance to take my M246 for architecture shoot at Getty Center. Overall I'm very happy with the result and quality of the shots, specially using EVF is a huge plus for composing architecture shots with the wider lenses.

 

My setup: M246 + 50mm APO / 28mm f2 lenses both with B+W YellowOrange filter. I personally prefer Red filter for Architecture which offers a better contrast.

Post process: Adobe Lightroom / Photoshop

 

 

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