You did really well to get that image sharpness at 1/30th sec, Walt. You
must have been really well braced, and/or with zero caffeine in your
blood. :-)
The nifty fifty is a fine piece of glass, even finer since they're now
portrait-length on APS-C. I wonder if they'll ever regain popularity?
-bmw
On 11-08-11 11:08 AM, Walt Gilbert wrote:
Many thanks, Bruce.
It doesn't normally strip my EXIF data, and I'm not sure why it did in
this instance. Photoshop preserved it in the color version, but for
some reason, stripped it out in the b/w conversion. I don't have a
clue what may have happened. But, I do normally preserve it.
Here it is in color with the data still attached:
http://www.flickriver.com/photos/walt_gilbert/6032605450/
Thanks again,
Walt
On 8/11/2011 6:36 AM, Bruce Walker wrote:
A fine portrait, Walt.
Does your workflow intentionally strip EXIF data? I find EXIF to be
enormously useful, but I know some folks are concerned about loss of
privacy.
-bmw
On 11-08-10 9:16 PM, Walt Gilbert wrote:
Hi all,
Well. Having recently laid to rest my mother after a long struggle,
I suddenly find myself with more time on my hands. So, it seemed
like a good time to start participating in the list again.
My re-introductory submission was taken this past Friday night, when
I met up with friends for a few drinks in celebration of my birthday
the day before. I'm not sure what the shot details are on this one,
other than that it was shot with my K-50/1.4 on my K-x. I'm
guessing the aperture setting at roughly 2.8 and the ISO around 800,
with no flash. I haven't the foggiest notion what the shutter speed
was, though. Nevertheless . . .
http://www.flickriver.com/photos/walt_gilbert/6030973192/
I do love that 50/1.4 and hope to actually learn to use it well
before too long. Comments, critiques, and carrot cake are welcome.
Thanks in advance,
Walt
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