This shot was taken not too far from condom-man and the cop. (Apologies for blowing out the highlights on that one - the flash was set to 2 meters, but I knew if I waited til he got closer, I could get a better shot, so I did).
Anyway, on this photo, I saw these ladies about 4 or 5 meters away, changing costume in a little alcove, but still right off the middle of the street, with tens of thousands of people around them (and dozens of photographers). I don't usually take such voyeuristic photos - but it was too good of a shot to resist.
I also had my M10-P with a 50mm F1.2 on me, but obviously, there was no time to stop and focus the range finder on this one.
Anyway, these ladies were too far from me, and this shot is cropped from the GRIII's 28mm equivalent down to something around 40mm equivalent, maybe 50mm? The GRIII starts to fall apart when you crop more than 35mm equivalent.
I could only get so close before I knew I had to take the shot. I'm no "no cropping" purist -- but almost never crop more than just the edges of a shot for my haphazard framing. This time, I had no choice but to significantly crop.
I dunno if this makes for a decent print. Again, image quality doesn't really matter I guess. Still, I wouldn't mind having more.
This is where the GFX100RF I think really is supposed to shine, from a crop-ability standpoint and, for _my_ standards, better print quality.
This shot was taken not too far from condom-man and the cop. (Apologies for blowing out the highlights on that one - the flash was set to 2 meters, but I knew if I waited til he got closer, I could get a better shot, so I did).
Anyway, on this photo, I saw these ladies about 4 or 5 meters away, changing costume right in the middle of the street, with thousands of people around them (and dozens of photographers). I don't usually take such voyeuristic photos - but it was too good of a shot to resist.
I also had my M10-P with a 50mm F1.2 on me, but obviously, there was no time to stop and focus the range finder on this one.
Anyway, these ladies were too far from me, and this shot is cropped from the GRIII's 28mm equivalent down to something around 40mm equivalent, maybe 50mm? The GRIII starts to fall apart when you crop more than 35mm equivalent.
I could only get so close before I knew I had to take the shot. I'm no "no cropping" purist -- but almost never crop more than just the edges of a shot for my haphazard framing. This time, I had no choice but to significantly crop.
I dunno if this makes for a decent print. Again, image quality doesn't really matter I guess. Still, I wouldn't mind having more.
This is where the GFX100RF I think really is supposed to shine, from a crop-ability standpoint and, for _my_ standards, better print quality.
This shot was taken not too far from condom-man and the cop. (Apologies for blowing out the highlights on that one - the flash was set to 2 meters, but I knew if I waited til he got closer, I could get a better shot, so I did).
Anyway, on this photo, I saw these ladies about 4 or 5 meters away, changing costume right in the middle of the street, with thousands of people around them (and dozens of photographers). I don't usually take such voyeuristic photos - but it was too good of a shot to resist.
I also had my M10-P with a 50mm F1.2 on me, but obviously, there was no time to stop and focus the range finder on this one.
Anyway, these ladies were too far from me, and this shot is cropped from the GRIII's 28mm equivalent down to something around 40mm equivalent, maybe 50mm? The GRIII starts to fall apart when you crop more than 35mm equivalent.
I could only get so close before I knew I had to take the shot. I'm no "no cropping" purist -- but almost never crop more than just the edges of a shot for my lazy framing. This time, I had no choice but to significantly crop.
I dunno if this makes for a decent print. Again, image quality doesn't really matter I guess. Still, I wouldn't mind having more.
This is where the GFX100RF I think really is supposed to shine, from a crop-ability standpoint and, for _my_ standards, better print quality.
This shot was taken not too far from condom-man and the cop. (Apologies for blowing out the highlights on that one - the flash was set to 2 meters, but I knew if I waited til he got closer, I could get a better shot, so I did).
Anyway, on this photo, I saw these ladies about 4 or 5 meters away, changing costume right in the middle of the street, with thousands of people around them (and dozens of photographers). I don't usually take such voyeuristic photos - but it was too good of a shot to resist.
I also had my M10-P with a 50mm F1.2 on me, but obviously, there was no time to stop and focus the range finder on this one.
Anyway, these ladies were too far from me, and this shot is cropped from the GRIII's 28mm equivalent down to something around 40mm equivalent, maybe 50mm? The GRIII starts to fall apart when you crop more than 35mm equivalent.
I could only get so close before I knew I had to take the shot. I don't usually crop so much.
I dunno if this makes for a decent print. Again, image quality doesn't really matter I guess. Still, I wouldn't mind having more.
This is where the GFX100RF I think really is supposed to shine, from a crop-ability standpoint and, for _my_ standards, better print quality.
This shot was taken not too far from condom-man and the cop. (Apologies for blowing out the highlights on that one - the flash was set to 2 meters, but I knew if I waited til he got closer, I could get a better shot, so I did).
Anyway, on this photo, I saw these ladies about 4 or 5 meters away, changing costume right in the middle of the street, with thousands of people around them (and dozens of photographers). I don't usually take such voyeuristic photos - but it was too good of a shot to resist.
I also had my M10-P with a 50mm F1.2 on me, but obviously, there was no time to stop and focus the range finder on this one.
Anyway, these ladies were too far from me, and this shot is cropped from the GRIII's 28mm equivalent down to something around 40mm equivalent, maybe 50mm? The GRIII starts to fall apart when you crop more than 35mm equivalent.
I could only get so close before I knew I had to take the shot.
I dunno if this makes for a decent print. Again, image quality doesn't really matter I guess. Still, I wouldn't mind having more.
This is where the GFX100RF I think really is supposed to shine, from a crop-ability standpoint and, for _my_ standards, better print quality.
This shot was taken not too far from condom-man and the cop. (Apologies for blowing out the highlights on that one - the flash was set to 2 meters, but I knew if I waited I could get a better shot, so I did).
Anyway, on this photo, I saw these ladies about 4 or 5 meters away, changing costume right in the middle of the street, with thousands of people around them (and dozens of photographers). I don't usually take such voyeuristic photos - but it was too good of a shot to resist.
I also had my M10-P with a 50mm F1.2 on me, but obviously, there was no time to stop and focus the range finder on this one.
Anyway, these ladies were too far from me, and this shot is cropped from the GRIII's 28mm equivalent down to something around 40mm equivalent, maybe 50mm? The GRIII starts to fall apart when you crop more than 35mm equivalent.
I could only get so close before I knew I had to take the shot.
I dunno if this makes for a decent print. Again, image quality doesn't really matter I guess. Still, I wouldn't mind having more.
This is where the GFX100RF I think really is supposed to shine, from a crop-ability standpoint and, for _my_ standards, better print quality.
This shot was taken not too far from condom-man and the cop. (Apologies for blowing out the highlights on that one - the flash was set to 2 meters, but I knew if I waited I could get a better shot, so I did).
Anyway, on this photo, I saw these ladies about 3 or 4 meters away, changing costume right in the middle of the street, with thousands of people around them (and dozens of photographers). I don't usually take such voyeuristic photos - but it was too good of a shot to resist.
I also had my M10-P with a 50mm F1.2 on me, but obviously, there was no time to stop and focus the range finder on this one.
Anyway, these ladies were too far from me, and this shot is cropped from the GRIII's 28mm equivalent down to something around 40mm equivalent, maybe 50mm? The GRIII starts to fall apart when you crop more than 35mm equivalent.
I dunno if this makes for a decent print. Again, image quality doesn't really matter I guess. Still, I wouldn't mind having more.
This is where the GFX100RF I think really is supposed to shine, from a crop-ability standpoint and, for _my_ standards, better print quality.
This shot was taken not too far from condom-man and the cop. (Apologies for blowing out the highlights on that one - the flash was set to 2 meters, but I knew if I waited I could get a better shot, so I did).
Anyway, on this photo, I saw these ladies about 3 or 4 meters away, changing costume right in the middle of the street, with thousands of people around them (and dozens of photographers). I don't usually take such voyeuristic photos - but it was too good of a shot to resist.
I also had my M10-P with a 50mm F1.2 on me, but obviously, there was no time to stop and focus the range finder on this one.
Anyway, these ladies were too far from me, and this shot is cropped from the GRIII's 28mm equivalent down to something around 40mm equivalent, maybe 50mm? The GRIII starts to fall apart when you crop more than 35mm equivalent.
I dunno if this makes for a decent print. Again, image quality doesn't really matter I guess. Still, I wouldn't mind having more.
This is where the GFX100RF I think really is supposed to shine.
This shot was taken not too far from condom-man and the cop. (Apologies for blowing out the highlights on that one - the flash was set to 2 meters, but I knew if I waited I could get a better shot, so I did).
Anyway, on this photo, I saw these ladies about 3 or 4 meters away, changing costume right in the middle of the street, with thousands of people around them (and dozens of photographers). I don't usually take such voyeuristic photos - but it was too good of a shot to resist.
I also had my M10-P with a 50mm F1.2 on me, but obviously, there was no time to stop and focus the range finder on this one.
Anyway, these ladies were too far from me, and this shot is cropped from the GRIII's 28mm equivalent down to something around 40mm equivalent, maybe more? The GRIII starts to fall apart when you crop more than 35mm equivalent.
I dunno if this makes for a decent print. Again, image quality doesn't really matter I guess. Still, I wouldn't mind having more.
This is where the GFX100RF I think really is supposed to shine.
This shot was taken not too far from condom-man and the cop. (Apologies for blowing out the highlights on that one - the flash was set to 2 meters, but I knew if I waited I could get a better shot, so I did).
Anyway, on this photo, I saw these ladies about 3 or 4 meters away, changing costume right in the middle of the street, with thousands of people around them (and dozens of photographers). I don't usually take such voyeuristic photos - but it was too good of a shot to resist.
I also had my M10-P with a 50mm F1.2 on me, but obviously, there was no time to stop and focus the range finder on this one.
Anyway, these ladies were too far from me, and this shot is cropped from the GRIII's 28mm equivalent down to something around 40mm equivalent, maybe more? The GRIII starts to fall apart when you crop more than 35mm equivalent.
I dunno if this makes for a decent print. Again, image quality doesn't really matter I guess. Still, I wouldn't mind having more.
This is where the GFX100RF I think really is supposed to shine.
Apr 05, 2025 at 11:07 PM
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