T/TL/TL2 image thread

[euston]

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Excellent photos, Gary, with two very different lenses but both performing brilliantly on the T. Under your guidance of course!

[gbealnz]

Thank you Stephen and Euston.

It's a nice way to while the time away. Slow in use, although with the 28mm Elmarit I find myself using the hyperfocal distance and just shooting, so maybe not too slow.

Fun anyway, which is I guess what it is supposed to be.

Gary

[jdlaing]

 

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From our local Zoo on a dull day, but we was enable to walk around and see all the progress of the park and the animals. Taken with the 18-56 at 55.9, F5.6, 1/40 and ISO 1250. 

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Edited October 10, 2015 by Guest

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This is a bar in my town which I really like the look of I am always impressed by the lighting and colours. Just looks so friendly.

 

Shot with 18-56 at 18.5,  F5.6, 1/40 no flash ISO 400.

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[jdlaing]

Did you do any noise reduction on that image?

[Guest]

Did you do any noise reduction on that image?

Nope not on this one. I took two shots and this one is only cropped slightly, before reducing for the forum size requirement.

[jdlaing]

Nope not on this one. I took two shots and this one is only cropped slightly, before reducing for the forum size requirement.

Very clean.

[Guest]

Very clean.

Thank you the first one was not so good, so I metered on the light close to the bar stools.

[Belle123]

Haven't tried posting my shots here.  Let's see if can get this to work....

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Edited October 11, 2015 by billinghambaglady

[Belle123]

Yeah, that worked!  Here's another shot with the T and I believe I had on the Summicron M 28mm Asph.

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[dkCambridgeshire]

Super images BBL 

 

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[Guest]

Haven't tried posting my shots here.  Let's see if can get this to work....

Yes really nice shots I love the mountain one.

[euston]

That mountain scene is spectacular and very nicely photographed. Where is it?

[gbealnz]

They are good, agreed, to me though, a tad dark. I realise that is possibly the effect you are after, but.........

Like I said, "to me".

Keep posting.

Gary

[Belle123]

They are good, agreed, to me though, a tad dark. I realise that is possibly the effect you are after, but.........

Like I said, "to me".

Keep posting.

Gary

Thanks Gary, and I agree.  It looks brighter on the monitor I use for processing.....so something to work on.

[Belle123]

That mountain scene is spectacular and very nicely photographed. Where is it?

Not sure which peak this is.  Think Mount Shuskin near Mount Baker.  

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[gbealnz]

Thanks Gary, and I agree.  It looks brighter on the monitor I use for processing.....so something to work on.

Whew, hoped you'd see what I was meaning, thank you.

Gary