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edwardkaraa wrote:
Charlie, saturation slider was on zero, so the SL profile must produce this color under this particular lighting. I hate to say it but it's almost identical to what I used to get with the A7.
Not that!
It's funny, but the M9 profile will oversaturate at night if you drop the highlights and raise the shadows. I think maybe the SL needs a "night profile", and maybe a few more. I was really impressed with what Ron did with the flat RAWs from DPR, but that was daylight.
Any as soon as I really start to fiddle, I often have to desaturate.
Here the M9 is right on the verge:
Break by unoh7, on Flickr
But I did not desaturate. Sometimes I will just pick a few colors to tone down. But it's tedious
Reims, Piper looks devastated and seems to be blaming you.
coogee, I like #1 in the stadium
Gary, I don't know, that ZM 35/1.4 looks a little flat and soft WO.......NOT! When you have a chance, do me a favor and shoot a long landscape at F/1.4. I want to see how are the edges. Why? Astro.
My next camera will be a modified A7s. I've been tempted by various lenses, FLE, 90APO, 50 Lux, but I started to think, what would be my most effective use of 2 grand or so?
The low light DOF and silent shutter of the A7s. Of course stock it smears the good stuff. So I will get some flavor of Mod. But it turns out this camera is modified far and wide today in a plethora of ways, as an Astro beast.
Check out this teardown thread.
And yes, there are many DYIing OMG
I love the Kolari v2, so I may just get one of those. But H-alpha shots with A7s are impressive at night. It allows both the ability to focus on stars and to shoot much shorter exposures, so you don't need a tracking mount so much.
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