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p.328 #2ZE/ZF/ZM Images (Official Thread!)
The first three are really good examples of what the 50MP does well, Jochen. The fourth one is a question of taste I guess. It would also have worked with less DoF, but would have emphasized the people more.
Apr 23, 2011 at 11:41 AM
p.328 #3ZE/ZF/ZM Images (Official Thread!)
Thanks guys!
You have a good point carsten. I would have liked it better too if there was less DOF, focus on the couple. That's one of the reasons why I'm thinking about buying the 100MP. I wasn't nearly close enough for that with the 50. It's even cropped now.
You have a good point carsten. I would have liked it better too if there was less DOF, focus on the couple. That's one of the reasons why I'm thinking about buying the 100MP. I wasn't nearly close enough for that with the 50. It's even cropped now.
Apr 23, 2011 at 12:15 PM
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Apr 23, 2011 at 12:20 PM
p.328 #6ZE/ZF/ZM Images (Official Thread!)
Lars Johnsson wrote:
Thanks Claes, prosep, Akul & Jay
And some very nice shots on the last two pages also. From alkanphel, Carsten, Claes, plasticmotif, prosep, banpreso, Phil & Bob
Here is some colorful Thai food with the ZE 100
http://www.pbase.com/larsjohnsson/image/134064891/original.jpg
Cant help wondering what are we looking at, are these greatly captured beauties as tasty as they look?
I dont own a Zeiss (yet at least) but this thread is a great world tour and who knows, eventually it may render into a decision what to buy :-)
Thanks Claes, prosep, Akul & Jay
And some very nice shots on the last two pages also. From alkanphel, Carsten, Claes, plasticmotif, prosep, banpreso, Phil & Bob
Here is some colorful Thai food with the ZE 100
http://www.pbase.com/larsjohnsson/image/134064891/original.jpg
Cant help wondering what are we looking at, are these greatly captured beauties as tasty as they look?
I dont own a Zeiss (yet at least) but this thread is a great world tour and who knows, eventually it may render into a decision what to buy :-)
Apr 23, 2011 at 12:52 PM
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Apr 23, 2011 at 12:55 PM
p.328 #8ZE/ZF/ZM Images (Official Thread!)
That last one is very nice, Vincent. Is the previous one in Grunewald? It looks so much like the Teufelssee in Müggelberge!
Apr 23, 2011 at 01:28 PM
p.328 #9ZE/ZF/ZM Images (Official Thread!)
Nice shots, Vincent! I happen to prefe rthe first one. Maybe you could play around with your choice of frame. I am not sure that this blue one does any favors to the greens in your two photos.
Lovely pair, Lars!
Lovely pair, Lars!
Apr 23, 2011 at 01:35 PM
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p.328 #12ZE/ZF/ZM Images (Official Thread!)
Very nicely composed! Somehow it doesn't have the expected sharpness though. Is the original sharp?
Apr 23, 2011 at 02:56 PM
p.328 #13ZE/ZF/ZM Images (Official Thread!)
Vincent Kluwe wrote:
No - all Grunewald, Carsten. You know that's my hunting ground!
BTW tomorrow 11:00?
Yep. You'll have to show me where that swamp is then. I like shooting in such areas.
No - all Grunewald, Carsten. You know that's my hunting ground!
BTW tomorrow 11:00?
Yep. You'll have to show me where that swamp is then. I like shooting in such areas.
Apr 23, 2011 at 02:57 PM
p.328 #14ZE/ZF/ZM Images (Official Thread!)
denoir wrote:
Anyway, to continue the LAB discussion from the Leica thread. I've chosen a couple of images that present sharpening difficulties and I've used a standard method - one in full RGB space one in LAB space with only the L channel. I have chosen a more aggressive sharpening than usual so that the differences can be highlighted.
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The bottom line for me is that I really can't tell the RGB/L apart. To me the differences seem extremely slight but perhaps I'm just blind to that type of subtlety..
This is ancient (I am just going carefully through the whole thread to read up on interesting topics), and I have to agree that I cannot see any difference in the sharpness in your pair, but I feel there is a slight colour difference between almost all the pairs, and the Lab shot looks better in each case. In the shots with a blue sky, the blue is better, brighter, more natural in the Lab shots, whereas the regular shots have slight colour drifts to unnatural colours like purple.
I will have to try this out myself and see if I can see a difference in my own shots too.
Anyway, to continue the LAB discussion from the Leica thread. I've chosen a couple of images that present sharpening difficulties and I've used a standard method - one in full RGB space one in LAB space with only the L channel. I have chosen a more aggressive sharpening than usual so that the differences can be highlighted.
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The bottom line for me is that I really can't tell the RGB/L apart. To me the differences seem extremely slight but perhaps I'm just blind to that type of subtlety..
This is ancient (I am just going carefully through the whole thread to read up on interesting topics), and I have to agree that I cannot see any difference in the sharpness in your pair, but I feel there is a slight colour difference between almost all the pairs, and the Lab shot looks better in each case. In the shots with a blue sky, the blue is better, brighter, more natural in the Lab shots, whereas the regular shots have slight colour drifts to unnatural colours like purple.
I will have to try this out myself and see if I can see a difference in my own shots too.
Apr 23, 2011 at 02:59 PM
p.328 #15ZE/ZF/ZM Images (Official Thread!)
carstenw wrote:
Very nicely composed! Somehow it doesn't have the expected sharpness though. Is the original sharp?
Not very sharp, but ok. I belive that I could do more sharpening when I downsized it
Very nicely composed! Somehow it doesn't have the expected sharpness though. Is the original sharp?
Not very sharp, but ok. I belive that I could do more sharpening when I downsized it
Apr 23, 2011 at 03:13 PM
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Apr 23, 2011 at 04:32 PM
p.328 #18ZE/ZF/ZM Images (Official Thread!)
Some great shots from everyone - I really like the variety.
Well, still waiting to hear from Zeiss about the infinity focus problem - They don't get any points for customer service response time, that's for sure.
A few from an Easter egg hunt / activity day with my kids.
5D2 and the lovely 35/2 (I really, really like this lens and I'm using it more over my 24-105, which I didn't expect to do). The lens is so ridiculously sharp!
I have literally not touched sharpness in Lightroom with any shot of my 35/2, and I think I've only nudged "Clarity" on about 2 shots. If I do any adjustments, it's usually a switch to "Faithful" for the profile then an upping of saturation a small bit (because "Normal" seems to change colors too much, especially pinks and purples). Also, I generally lower the exposure by just a hair, especially to slightly enhance any vignetting I have at f/2.
Did I mention I love this lens?
This one pretty much sums up my son's mood for the entire day - just let me be! He wasn't wiping his eyes, he was reacting to me saying "smile Eli!" haha.
Well, still waiting to hear from Zeiss about the infinity focus problem - They don't get any points for customer service response time, that's for sure.
A few from an Easter egg hunt / activity day with my kids.
5D2 and the lovely 35/2 (I really, really like this lens and I'm using it more over my 24-105, which I didn't expect to do). The lens is so ridiculously sharp!
I have literally not touched sharpness in Lightroom with any shot of my 35/2, and I think I've only nudged "Clarity" on about 2 shots. If I do any adjustments, it's usually a switch to "Faithful" for the profile then an upping of saturation a small bit (because "Normal" seems to change colors too much, especially pinks and purples). Also, I generally lower the exposure by just a hair, especially to slightly enhance any vignetting I have at f/2.
Did I mention I love this lens?
This one pretty much sums up my son's mood for the entire day - just let me be! He wasn't wiping his eyes, he was reacting to me saying "smile Eli!" haha.
Apr 23, 2011 at 09:33 PM
p.328 #19ZE/ZF/ZM Images (Official Thread!)
Bob - The first shot of sideway bicycle is just stunning
carsten - for that particular shot, I must say I like 50MP shots more. 50P shot is a bit dull in comparison.
cputeq - beautiful shots from flower garden
prsep - the shot of parking lot is beautiful. And the shot of great cloud and dirt road.
jochenb- Great shots with 50 MP, My favorite is #2
Lars - Those Thai peppers looks quite lethal. Beautiful buddha statues, but I love the three wheel taxi parked next to magazine stand. Amazing shot.
I have not been using macro function of 100MP so much. As I love cherry blossom, I had to try some as it is only few days a year, and of course, it rained.
Akul
carsten - for that particular shot, I must say I like 50MP shots more. 50P shot is a bit dull in comparison.
cputeq - beautiful shots from flower garden
prsep - the shot of parking lot is beautiful. And the shot of great cloud and dirt road.
jochenb- Great shots with 50 MP, My favorite is #2
Lars - Those Thai peppers looks quite lethal. Beautiful buddha statues, but I love the three wheel taxi parked next to magazine stand. Amazing shot.
I have not been using macro function of 100MP so much. As I love cherry blossom, I had to try some as it is only few days a year, and of course, it rained.
Akul
Apr 23, 2011 at 10:56 PM
