Nice catch reims Mitch Alland wrote:
Charlie - from what you say here, I assume you haven't seen the posts here and LUF on the Shoot at ISO 640 and Push in Lightroom technique. It's based on the tests made by Jim Kasson on his blog for a variety of camera. He concludes that for the M9 it's better to increase ISO in-camera up to ISO 640 and after that to "push" (Exposure) in Lightroom — and there's a reason that he specifies Lightroom. For the M-Monochrom it's up to ISO 1250, and for the M240 as well; but with the M240 Kasson found that pushing in PP resulted in banding (or green stripes?] — I don't know whether he found the solution for that, as I am not an M240-wallah. ...Show more →
Mitch. love that set. You show the M9 is far from "out of date", in fact to some eyes it's still the best color camera ever made. Sure there's the 006, but if it could handle that light, everyone would be staring at the big body
TY so much for the link. Yes, I've read about that before, but had made the choice to let it go to 800. However, perhaps I should review that.
When it comes to elk, I'm DDD Well, not really but I do use the 135.
Do you ever have one of those photo's you keep coming back to for some reason? This is one of mine. I re-processed this one tonight and I really like it (but not sure why)... Taken last summer during the Calgary Stampede.
I mentioned earlier that I would post all the 34 photos, shot with the M-Monochrom, from my essay on Sri Lanka, but that now strikes me as not appropriate for this thread. Instead, you can download a 20 MB PDF file , called Lanka Footstepsby clicking here.
This 34-photo essay was shot during a brief visit to Sri Lanka when I participated in an excursion to Buddhist sites with a small Thai company. As a window into Sri Lanka, the essay reflects only a fragment of the country’s situation, that of Buddhism militant, or fervent Buddhism (in less political terms, if you will). What it doesn’t show is also significant in view of the country’s recent sanguinary history. Comments and critique, both critical and positive, are welcome.
Yes Q looks very nice there
Gary, hypntoic
Mitch, really excellent work in Sri Lanka. My favs are the group of praying men and women on the steps of temple with elephants, and that incredible wide shot with many people under the tree
50cron today: Coach by unoh7, 50 cron here at f/4 and I can't believe I had this much DOF.
2 images from inside here with the new M262 and the 90 cron wide open. This is an old Canada made cron 1980 -1998 IIRC. Noting great here just test the focus and the overall look.
Here it is wide open.
I find the booked to be very pleasing.
Well, not really but I do use the 135.
