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40/1.2 Voigtländer on M10M ...the rain started about 10 minutes later.

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Am 30.1.2020 um 22:08 schrieb Kendoo:

Paper Bark Trees, Swampland 160 iso, no filters 50 M Summicron APO 

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Ken, could you give some explanations how you developed the swampland raws to pictures? Thanks in advance, Patrick

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Mandolin Orange in concert last night (superb Americana with a touch of bluegrass).

50mm Summilux asph, 6400 ISO, f/2.8@1/750th

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Another of Mandolin Orange.

90 Elmarit, ISO 6400, f/2.8,/250th

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Kate Rhudy (opened for Mandolin Orange). Very sweet voice and dry sense of humor.

50mm Summilux asph, ISO1600, f/4.8@1/125th

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Mad about Hats  -  -  800 iso, -0.7 ev 50 M APO This image was taken in contrasty light and cropped considerably 

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Ken, could you give some explanations how you developed the swampland raws to pictures? Thanks in advance, Patrick

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The image has light seeping through the top of the image through the paperbarks and at the bottom turns to shadow as black mud. To emphasise that effect in this image I started with the basic tonal adjustments, adding contrasts and brightness to top and darker adjustments below. Once happy with brightness I added some pro glow in between the trees. Pro glow is an action I have but usually for sunsets and so forth. I altered the mix of Soft light/Screen combo in my layers, that is Pro glow soft light orange colour to white and the "Screen" mix also to white and applied by sparingly by brush, this can emphasise the whiter light coming through the trees. Darken up blacks, check contrast in separate areas of lights and darks to taste, check histogram for clipping add any more white if possible. Raw image below or above?

   

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Private Moment ..........shot 800iso 50M apo, -1 ev f4.8 (arbitrary) The image is cropped about 1:1 and extra grain added in background only

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400 iso - 0.7 ev  50 M Apo - mottled light 

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Hi Patrick

The image has light seeping through the top of the image through the paperbarks and at the bottom turns to shadow as black mud. To emphasise that effect in this image I started with the basic tonal adjustments, adding contrasts and brightness to top and darker adjustments below. Once happy with brightness I added some pro glow in between the trees. Pro glow is an action I have but usually for sunsets and so forth. I altered the mix of Soft light/Screen combo in my layers, that is Pro glow soft light orange colour to white and the "Screen" mix also to white and applied by sparingly by brush, this can emphasise the whiter light coming through the trees. Darken up blacks, check contrast in separate areas of lights and darks to taste, check histogram for clipping add any more white if possible. Raw image below or above?

   

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Hi Keen, thanks for the explanation. Patrick

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For the tones. Definitely click on this one for the proper aspect.

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Less compressed JPEG here: https://www.smugmug.com/gallery/n-Zd87Qg/

M10 Monochrom + APO 50 Summicron-M

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ISO 2000 f/5.6 @1/350 sec.
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Love the tones.  Yellow filter on the APO wide open.

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ISO 160 f/2 @1/180 sec.
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Another one with yellow filter on the APO wide open.

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M10 Monochrom + APO 50 Summicron-M

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ISO 160 f/2 @1/180 sec.
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Very first shot as I put the battery in the camera :)

 

 

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A little water in Seattle, I know it's odd for us....

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M10 Monochrom,  Leica Summilux-M 35mm f/1.4 ASPH

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On 2/2/2020 at 4:12 PM, didier said:

Very first shot as I put the battery in the camera :)

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This shot, with any camera, any lens, and sensor size or type, is superb   It is almost inadmissible in any photo discussion or context.  Touché.   Enjoy your new Monochrom.   

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