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Misty Sydney - looking up at the Sydney Harbor Bridge

M10m Tri-elmar 16-18-21mm

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Wide-angle foliage (M10M & 21mm Super Elmar-M at MFD). Orange filter.  Click to view in Lightbox.

 

 

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Three views of St Mary's Church in Purton, Wiltshire.  One of only three churches in England having both tower and spire.  M10M, 21mm Super Elmar-M f3.4.

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Three views of St Mary's Church in Purton, Wiltshire.  One of only three churches in England having both tower and spire.  M10M, 21mm Super Elmar-M f3.4.

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Hallo Keith,

I realy like Your greytones. They are so close to the analog baryte tones!

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Wolfram

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4 hours ago, Keith (M) said:

Three views of St Mary's Church in Purton, Wiltshire.  One of only three churches in England having both tower and spire.  M10M, 21mm Super Elmar-M f3.4.

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They are indeed very nice photos - you have some lovely locations in Wiltshire.  The only issue I have found with my 21mm is keeping the verticals straight.  Despite my best endeavours with the level gauge and the grid in live view, my buildings still have a habit of converging.  I've just downloaded the new Nik software, which as added Perspective Efex to the suite of programs, so I will be trying this.

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20 minutes ago, T25UFO said:

They are indeed very nice photos - you have some lovely locations in Wiltshire.  The only issue I have found with my 21mm is keeping the verticals straight.  Despite my best endeavours with the level gauge and the grid in live view, my buildings still have a habit of converging.  I've just downloaded the new Nik software, which as added Perspective Efex to the suite of programs, so I will be trying this.

Thanks!  As regards vertical verticals (!), I process in LR Classic and generally clicking one of the choices in the 'Transform' section is sufficient.  For more extreme cases I'll edit in PS and use the Transform and Perspective options there.

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I use photoshop to adjust vertical convergence.  I've noted with wide angle lenses I am closer to a structure, have to aim the camera up towards the subject and creating more convergence issues as compared to a longer lens.... but of course that changes the composition.  Really like your Purton images, thank you for sharing...

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Joshua Tree Nat'l Park

50 Summilux asph

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Two more from Purton, Wiltshire.  M10M, 21mm Super Elmar-M f3.4, orange filter. 

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Industrial Landscape  - 35 Summicron ASPH - I have never had such good results from this lens until the M10M  

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M10M and 90mm APO f/2

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Garlic scapes, 50mm APO Summicron

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Industrial Landscape  - 35 Summicron ASPH - I have never had such good results from this lens until the M10M  

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"Never had such good results!!" Why that's the exact same thing I've been thinking about all my lenses!

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Purton St Mary's Church from a lower viewpoint.  21mm SEM f3.4.

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50mm Summilux pre-asph

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Palm Springs, CA, several weeks ago.

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Jenner Hall in Cricklade, which looks out onto St Sampson's Church and churchyard.  M10M, 21mm SEM f3.4.  (Click to view in Lightbox).

 

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