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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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SL2 + VE 24-90(90) ISO 400 f4 1/30s 

night shot at lake - medium cropped 

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SL2 + SC SL 1:2/35 ISO 100 f5 1/100s

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some macro (Voigtländer Apo Lanthar 125 SL f2.5 M42 mount)

 

 

 

 

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Flamingoes flying over Kosi Lake - this is one of 7 interconnected estuarine lakes that flow into the Indian Ocean, in the most north easterly of South Africa on the border with Mozambique.

Quite a lot going on in this image- The reed structures are traditional Tsonga fish traps that trap big fish & allow the smaller fish to escape. The local fisherman then spear the fish.             The tracks visible in the lake bed are from resident Hippos & Crocodiles. 

SL2 & VE 28-90mm L @ 35mm  from a helicopter. (Please click on the image for better resolution).

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Tsonga fisherman spearing fish,  Kosi Lake - SL2 & VE 28-90mm L @ 50mm  from a helicopter

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U1040236 Panorama by scott kirkpatrick, on Flickr SL2 S 100 mosaic

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London's Docklands

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SL2+35mm Summicron-SL (cropped)

 

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Here are a couple from last night above Emerald Bay, California (Lake Tahoe).  The first is just a nice sunset picture I took while I was waiting for comet NEOWISE to appear. The second is a 30s image of the comet.  I didn’t setup in quite the right place for the comet, so framing is off a bit, but it’s a decent start.  We’ll see if I can improve on it over the next couple nights (as well as stacking multiple images rather than a single 30s exposure).

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SL2 + SC SL 1:2/35 ISO 100 f6,3 1/160s

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Sunset in Jerusalem

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U1040279 by scott kirkpatrick, on Flickr

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Kew Gardens.
SL-2 90-280

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On 7/7/2020 at 6:49 PM, Darren A. said:

SL2 w/Lumix S Pro 70-200/2.8. Very impressed with the sharpness and build quality of this lens.

 

 

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Darren, I purchased the Lumix X Pro 70-200 a month ago, hoping it would fill my needs for an L-mount telephoto, and it does just that at a fraction of the cost of the Leica 90-280. So far, I have not been disappointed in anything about the lens. It is sharp, it is quick, and it is solidly built. Thanks for sharing this very nice portrait. 

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Here are a couple from last night above Emerald Bay, California (Lake Tahoe).  The first is just a nice sunset picture I took while I was waiting for comet NEOWISE to appear. The second is a 30s image of the comet.  I didn’t setup in quite the right place for the comet, so framing is off a bit, but it’s a decent start.  We’ll see if I can improve on it over the next couple nights (as well as stacking multiple images rather than a single 30s exposure).

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Great shot of the comet.  Can you give more details on how you acquired it? Even at 10 seconds I get arcing stars.  And my location is not very dark due to city lights in the area. Thanks for your help.  

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Isn't there a rule-of-thumb ... 500 divided by focal length at ISO 100.. gives exposure time before get star trail movement. Is that right?

Lovely picture set in context...always important in my view ...leave the close up comet pictures to the astronomical observatories. 

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Unfortunately not for us Southern Hemisphere astronomers 🙃

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Artificial flowers in a vase. SL2 and 24/90.

 

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I just took this shot while standing on the front porch of my home.  It was NOT processed in B&W!  SL2 with SL24-90.  Thanks, Mark

 

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