Hi rattymouse, Your shots have a really nice, natural color. What setting are you using ? natural mode ?

any other PP ? I found that my DP2m has some very different color interpretation.

mirkoc wrote:
rattymouse wrote:

vaflower wrote:
Hi rattymouse, Your shots have a really nice, natural color. What setting are you using ? natural mode ?

any other PP ? I found that my DP2m has some very different color interpretation.

Thanks for the comments. I have bounced back and forth between neutral and standard, mostly using standard in this set. No real other PP to speak of, perhaps a bit of clarity added in Lightroom. No sharpening at all.

rattymouse wrote:
vaflower wrote:
Hi rattymouse, Your shots have a really nice, natural color. What setting are you using ? natural mode ?

any other PP ? I found that my DP2m has some very different color interpretation.

Thanks for the comments. I have bounced back and forth between neutral and standard, mostly using standard in this set. No real other PP to speak of, perhaps a bit of clarity added in Lightroom. No sharpening at all.



Thanks. I always shoot neutral color so far but sometimes it comes out too flat. I will experiment with standard mode next time. Feveon sensor does have a very distinctive color, a very smooth, filmmic feel.

Here is one of my shot today.


sigma dp2m by Long V., on Flickr

rattymouse,
what iso did you use for the top photo on this page that looks like an indoor shot? I was thinking that something like this would not be possible.

inglis wrote:
rattymouse,
what iso did you use for the top photo on this page that looks like an indoor shot? I was thinking that something like this would not be possible.


That's an ISO200 shot. While the statue is indoors, it is well exposed to the outside light as the doors right in front of the statue are all open. If I remember right, I took this shot while actually standing outside.

My tulip shot.


SDIM0054 Tulip by Long V., on Flickr

Very beautiful images!!
Two more with the DP2M:


_SDI0686 por John Loves, en Flickr


_SDI0685 por John Loves, en Flickr

Glad to see the thread turning into a picture thread (again) And a nice one!

Here is one from Cuba.

Michiel

Can't agree more, Michiel!


Werner

Wow. All the graves are above ground? Weird!

rattymouse wrote:
Wow. All the graves are above ground? Weird!

it's common in places below sea level/with a high water table (e.g. new orleans).

sebboh wrote:
rattymouse wrote:
Wow. All the graves are above ground? Weird!

it's common in places below sea level/with a high water table (e.g. new orleans).

Interesting! I didn't know that. This was the Santa Ifigenia Cemetery Santiago de Cuba. Did not seem below sea level but the city is situated in a bay surrounded by mountains. And there are the hurricanes, of course.

One from Camaquey, Cuba.