airfrogusmc wrote: https://pbase.com/airfrogusmc/image/174758926.jpg
Beautiful Allen!
Watching the Olympics and in between watching a fantastic documentary of "Legends of the Canyon" on PBS....music of around the Woodstock era!
This image sort of put me in a "place".!!!
S/F!
Dan
Danpbphoto wrote:
Beautiful Allen!
Watching the Olympics and in between watching a fantastic documentary of "Legends of the Canyon" on PBS....music of around the Woodstock era!
This image sort of put me in a "place".!!!
S/F!
Dan
I wanna take you higher ha ha
Thanks brother
S/F
Alen
1bwana1 wrote:
The little D-Lux 8 included Fill Flash works surprisingly well in Full TTL mode. Just leave itr mounted on the camera and turn it on when appropriate. Here I turned the girl so that the back light of the Sun was lighting up the bright orange umbrella. This of course left her face in shadow. The little flash took care of that rather well.
Fred Miranda wrote:
Lots of blur considering the sensor and aperture!
And I must say a bit of help from LightRoom selective editing features. Which take almost to time to include in ones workflow.
It is the result from a camera though processing system that is what is important to me. There are ways to get maximum lens performance (f/5.6), more impactful DOF from a small micro 4:3 sensor, and better lighting from an included convience level TTL flash, that more closely recreate $15K full frame system results. I am exploring how to do just that with this little D-Lux 8 camera.
I generally walk looking down Allen...I was told by some person abroad, that if you found a coin while walking and looking down, this brought you good luck! I found thousands of pennies over 60 years! Maybe she did also!
I like the "light leading me into the subject and beyond!"
Super capture!
S/F!
Dan
Desmolicious wrote:
If you only buy a lens for one shot, this is it!
That is the kind of shot where I really appreciate the tilt feature of Leica's EVFs. Much more comfortable on the neck than trying to look straight up.
Pretty sure I used the tilt EVF for this one on the M240 & 21 SEM:
Some more from the 'Golden Room' (Goldene Saal) in Augsburg (Germany) city hall back in February 2019 just before they closed for the day and got some nice low on the horizon sunlight through the windows to boot.
21 SEM:
VM 35/1.7:
50 Lux ASPH (with typical veiling flare along the left edge from the window just outside the frame):
90AA (first one is another example of typical veiling flare, along the left edge, from the window just outside the frame):
rscheffler wrote:
That is the kind of shot where I really appreciate the tilt feature of Leica's EVFs. Much more comfortable on the neck than trying to look straight up.
Pretty sure I used the tilt EVF for this one on the M240 & 21 SEM:
Some more from the 'Golden Room' (Goldene Saal) in Augsburg (Germany) city hall back in February 2019 just before they closed for the day and got some nice low on the horizon sunlight through the windows to boot.
