T/TL/TL2 image thread

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Forest floor

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haha thank you.  i like the sharpness you can see in the fur but there's something about the color that feels like it's not rendered quite right, its got this vintage film look that is not intentional

A tiny change to the green channel I think helps yet it still reminds one of film

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[dbchun]

A tiny change to the green channel I think helps yet it still reminds one of film

 

ah thank you! really appreciate the tip.  it does improve the color!

[hteasley]

Portrait Countermeasures

by Harry Teasley, on Flickr

Edited November 6, 2015 by hteasley

[Peter L]

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23mm

 

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Lucerne today, a glorious sunny and warm November day!

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Not much to complain about ......

 

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Indeed, I cannot see anything! These are superb and if I get any like this I will be a proud fellow indeed. Shows what the lens is capable of.

[euston]

Here’s a test shot in available light taken with the T 55-135 zoom at 55mm and wide open with the ISO at 6400. It’s grainy but I’m impressed by how much detail is evident where it’s in focus. The photo was gently processed in LR with sharpening and noise reduction left at the defaults.

 

I’m used to never exceeding ISO 3200 for colour photos but in future I shall not be so wary of going higher with this camera/lens combination.

 

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Here’s a test shot in available light taken with the T 55-135 zoom at 55mm and wide open with the ISO at 6400. It’s grainy but I’m impressed by how much detail is evident where it’s in focus. The photo was gently processed in LR with sharpening and noise reduction left at the defaults.

 

I’m used to never exceeding ISO 3200 for colour photos but in future I shall not be so wary of going higher with this camera/lens combination.

 

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That is indeed good and also the grain is not distracting at all. It is a good lens.

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One more Elproed (3) shot, this time cropped and very little else apart from Import/Export to jpg and resized from Lightroom.

 

18-56 lens, at 18mm. F3.5, 1/50 sec, ISO 500. Elpro 3 held manually in front of lens and filter - still waiting for a stepping ring ......

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The end to a perfectly sunny November day.......

 

ISO 1600, 1/500 sec, F 4.5. Lens 18-56 at 18mm

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[Peter L]

St. Mary's Lake, Near Kimberley , British Columbia, Canada, My favorite Dog walking area, (the dogs too) they know the word "lake", when I say "lake" they run to the car.

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[Peter L]

And here they are ; Lily and Zoe

 

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[Hunebed]

Peter, i think you have some dust to puf from the sensor.. beautiful lake.

[Peter L]

Peter, i think you have some dust to puf from the sensor.. beautiful lake.

You are right, I change lenses frequently outdoors, , Got my power puffer out,

Thanks

 

Peter

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It is only now looking a second time when I can see the dust marks!

[gbealnz]

And it is only with shots like the "all sky" one you posted that you'd see them. Look for example at the other picture, nothing can be seen.

Gary

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Hallo,

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Very true! The marks are hidden.