Leitz Macro Elmar R 100/4.0 turned out to be better than expected.It is decently sharp across the frame wide open,very sharp stopped down to f8-11,doesn't matter the distance,renders deep,bold Leica colours and shows only minimal,easily removable LoCa wo.Perfectly usable as macro and general purpose short tele.Tested on a grey,poorly lihjted,gloomy winter day.
Photo cross posted in the Sony FE Image Thread and taken at 7:47 AM
Looking at a Doe White Tail Deer
Cropped tripod mounted Leica R 280mm f4 Apo Telyt lens with Leica R 1.4X Apo Extender and A7r
ISO 800,effective aperture of f8,1/400 second
Exposure corrected by +0.12 Stops; processed in LR6.8
June 10, 2015
At Big Meadows, Shenandoah National Park, Virginia
Photo cross posted in the Sony FE Image Thread and taken at 12:02 PM
Looking at Otter Cove near high tide
Tripod mounted A7r and Leica R 28mm f2.8 Elmarit V2 lens. I believe also used Singh-Ray Lighter Brighter Color Combo Polarizer (Warm Polarizer with Color Intensifier).
ISO 100, probably f11, 1/50 second; processed in LR6.8
June 30, 2015
At Otter Cove, Mount Desert Island, Acadia National Park, Maine
naturephoto1 wrote:
Photo cross posted in the Sony FE Image Thread and taken at 7:47 AM
Looking at a Doe White Tail Deer
Cropped tripod mounted Leica R 280mm f4 Apo Telyt lens with Leica R 1.4X Apo Extender and A7r
ISO 800,effective aperture of f8,1/400 second
Exposure corrected by +0.12 Stops; processed in LR6.8
June 10, 2015
At Big Meadows, Shenandoah National Park, Virginia
Rich
That's some neon green cast going on there.Is that a lens thing?
k-h.a.w wrote:
Thanks Peire for these wonderful images of a decaying property.
May I ask where is this place? TIA.
K-H.
Thank you.Pictures are actually from 5 different locations.All in Lower Silesia,Poland.All within 50km distance to the West/South West from my home city - Wrocław.
First two and the 4th comes from the area around the village church in Księgnice
The third photograph is the ruin of the moated castle in Panków
The fifth and seventh are the pictures of moated palace in Bagieniec
The sixth is one of the side gates of the village cemetery in Wierzbna
The last one - abandoned palace in Wierzbna.
Peire wrote:
Thank you.Pictures are actually from 5 different locations.All in Lower Silesia,Poland.All within 50km distance to the West/South West from my home city - Wrocław.
First two and the 4th comes from the area around the village church in Księgnice
The third photograph is the ruin of the moated castle in Panków
The fifth and seventh are the pictures of moated palace in Bagieniec
The sixth is one of the side gates of the village cemetery in Wierzbna
The last one - abandoned palace in Wierzbna.
My sweet Lord, the third photograph (of the ruin of the moated castle in Panków) is utterly remarkable. Such a perfectly integrated palette of white, gray, beige, brown, red, and dark tones. The bottom half of the picture draws the viewer in, the thin tree trunk denies entry, and the deep space in the upper half is compressed into a single flat plane. This is a kind of picture I particularly admire, in which depth argues with flatness.
genji wrote:
My sweet Lord, the third photograph (of the ruin of the moated castle in Panków) is utterly remarkable. Such a perfectly integrated palette of white, gray, beige, brown, red, and dark tones. The bottom half of the picture draws the viewer in, the thin tree trunk denies entry, and the deep space in the upper half is compressed into a single flat plane. This is a kind of picture I particularly admire, in which depth argues with flatness.
Peire wrote:
Thank you.Pictures are actually from 5 different locations.All in Lower Silesia,Poland.All within 50km distance to the West/South West from my home city - Wrocław.
First two and the 4th comes from the area around the village church in Księgnice
The third photograph is the ruin of the moated castle in Panków
The fifth and seventh are the pictures of moated palace in Bagieniec
The sixth is one of the side gates of the village cemetery in Wierzbna
The last one - abandoned palace in Wierzbna.
