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On 12/7/2020 at 1:53 PM, piran said:

late afternoon on an approaching low tide into Kynance Cove - ISO200 1-12500s f4

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Nice capture. I’m wondering if this is SOOC, or if you enhanced in post. 

One of the things I want the dynamic range .  I see some detail in the blacks, but in some places it’s lost.

i have the Q2 and am thinking about a Q2M, wondering if there is a necessity to expose for the highlights with the Q2M, as opposed to the blacks.

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Leica q2 monochrom Reporter + dark red filter

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can not resist to take at least one of these pictures 😂

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Nice capture. I’m wondering if this is SOOC, or if you enhanced in post. 

One of the things I want the dynamic range .  I see some detail in the blacks, but in some places it’s lost.

i have the Q2 and am thinking about a Q2M, wondering if there is a necessity to expose for the highlights with the Q2M, as opposed to the blacks.

Can't recall where exactly I read a discussion about that - likely in this forum. In short, you are about right

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Bikeway in winter

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2 hours ago, Bewithabob said:

Nice capture. I’m wondering if this is SOOC, or if you enhanced in post. 

One of the things I want the dynamic range .  I see some detail in the blacks, but in some places it’s lost.

i have the Q2 and am thinking about a Q2M, wondering if there is a necessity to expose for the highlights with the Q2M, as opposed to the blacks.

Cheers. Nothing overly radical in post just some lightening to compensate for the 2.6 stops under-exposure. Looking at the RAW DNG you'd need a picky eye to immediately spot my work in post. Always expose for highlights, then fish in post for detail in the darkness to whatever HDR exists. Facts of life. I have an old Q (original) for colour and a new Q2M for B&W. Yes, the HDR is best in the Q2M:-)

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Camellia Jurys Yellow - outside my front door - morning dew - low winter sun - Q2M - ISO1600 - 1-1600 sec - f16 - 2021-02-22 09.28.29

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Camellia Lady Clare - dappled sunshine under other stuff in my cottage's front garden - morning dew - low winter sun - Q2M - ISO1600 - 1-400 sec - f16 - 2021-02-22 09.26.48

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Reminded me of 'Audrey' (from the 'Little Shop Of Horrors')  ...!!!F F F F E EED ME!!! Or is that just me after finally seeing a smidgeon of actual sunshine?
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sunshine seen through dried out mop-head hydrangea leaves - front garden - low winter sun - Q2M - ISO1600 - 1-10000 sec - f8 - 2021-02-22 09.18.01

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Look into my eyes......

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...a visit to the local antiques mall yesterday with the Q.
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On 2/11/2021 at 12:25 PM, GHA said:

Nice pic. May I know why you used ISO 25000 ? Light conditions perhaps ? 
Exactly. I set the ISO on auto, choose the shutter speed and aperture, and watch the image and histogram in the viewfinder. I have pretty much stopped worrying about what ISO I’m using because the image is so good at all if them.

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