Hey, Anthony,
Great to see you back!
"It's so nice to have you back where you belong!"
I hope all more serious issues (health) are back to norm too.
You may or may not have noticed, - there was a recent thread in which
you were implicitly mentioned (in the linked photos). Just in case you
miss
This is an interesting comparison, but it is a bit narrow-focused: it
looks only at the specs, but does not involve the performance.
It also makes some mistakes in the analysis of the specs.
The first question that pops in my mind after reading this comparison:
has anybody who suggests that
Having started photographing with a camera with a single fixed and
non-changable lens, I was forced to crop during printing (which I was
doing myself).
Then, when switched to slides (and a DSLR, albeit only with one "normal"
prime), I've learned to frame for the ultimate presentation. Using
What's interesting and a bit strange is the loss of AF-C mode, - at least
from the focus mode switch. (It might be hidden in the menues, - but based
on the shift toward "analog" controls, it is less likely; maybe it is
again just in one of the modes, as it was in the "sports" mode in one of
t
This is the best response to Eri'c question I could imagine.
I am impressed with Cotty's epistolary talent.
And I am happy to undersign the last statement.
When I was giving workshops "Photography and Dancers", one of the aspects
discussed was how some photos could be improved by cropping (a
Arguing with Bill? ... I stopped that long time ago...
a drink, on the other hand... might be a good idea
:-) Just kidding...
Cool indeed (the photo and the article)!
@Gonz: nice catch!
Igor
Paul Stenquist Fri, 20 Jan 2017 17:05:48 -0800 wrote:
I have to do something other than drink
bit funny to me... "Big suits" running around with
DSLRs... :)
Igor
Paul Stenquist Fri, 20 Jan 2017 14:29:03 -0800 wrote:
A lot of the press shooters in the D use DSLRs with monitors mounted atop.
Paul via phone
On Jan 20, 2017, at 4:21 PM, Steve Cottrell wrote:
On 20/1/17, Igor
I just caught a glimpse of the live broadcast of the inauguration.
In front of what I think was the family walking through the halls, there
was a guy with a hand-held DSLR-shaped camera (without any bracket), who
was definitely taking a video.
It's interesting what was the point...
Actually,
In my opinion, Sydney is a nice and unusual combination of NYC and San
Diego: there is a city life of a large financial and cultural center (or
rather, centre! ;-) ) surrounded by beach communities with surfers.
While we were in Sydney (I had a research conference there, so we spend
a week
Larry,
I thought it was spelled "dike"...
but what can you expect from this pun-net of Pentplorables?!
;-)
There is a funny comment written below the entry for "dyke"
on Merriam-Webster online page:
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/dyke
And it mentions "the story of the little boy
Mark, I trusted you... and you...
I took some inexpensive lenses out of the closet, and tried them...
Their quality didn't go up. You mislead /me!
;-)
Igor
Mark Roberts Mon, 09 Jan 2017 07:44:18 -0800 wrote:
Collin B wrote:
The only rough point is the price of good lenses. They've gone up
Dear PDMLers,
The year is (still) young, so, Happy New Year!
(And it is rather late for "Happy Hanukkah!", and "Merry Christmas!", but
better later than never.)
Best wishes to all y'all and y'all's y'all! ;-)
The year end was very busy for me, so, I was reading PDML only briefly, on
the run
Bill, I am going to bite the bait:
What's EDSP?
Exchange Delivery Settlement Price?
Endocrine Disruptor Screening Program?
Endoscopic Double-Snare Polypectomy?
Education and Social Policy?
Electronic Digital Signal Processing?
Engineering Design Support to Production?
Education for Development S
I've never used LR on Mac, so, I am not familiar with possible
peculiarities. On Windows, it works this way:
There are some LR print templates that set the page size, and some others
that don't. So, it is a combination of choosing the template and "page
setup" that is needed to be done in a pa
I ended up doing something similar to what Paul is doing: printing only on
the papers that are suitable for Photo Black.
Prior to that, for most purposes, I've preferred Matte papers at photo
labs. With my Epson (R2880), - I am using either pearl/luster or,
occasionally glossy (when needed or
A few people were asking about USB-3.0 HDDs recently.
So, - I see two fresh rather good deals for a 2GB and 3GB portable USB 3.0
HDDs.
I bought this type of 3GB portable WD HDD in Septemmber and I am very
happy with it.
(It appears considerably faster than my previous two Seagate portable
US
I found the list, yet hosted and supported by Pentax while either while
choosing my first AF SLR (which also happened to be my first K-mount SLR),
or shortly after buying one in 1997.
(After choosing between Nikon N50, N70, and N90, and not liking the
ergonomics of N50 (and not being able to
Regarding WD vs Seagate vs HGST vs Toshiba, ...
My opinion is that there is no big difference between reliability of HDDs
from the major brands WD, Seagate, and HGST. (Actually HGST is now a part
of WD.) I am not talking about the "bleeding edge" models.
There are models (lines) in each man
Phone? For uploading RAW photo files?
That's out of question (unless you are talking about 1-2...)
I don't know about your phone data plan, but most are not unlimited these
days. Mine is only 2GB per month.
Even for the landline, using Cloud storage for backup can be complicated,
depending on
Zos said what I was going to say.
You will not feel a difference between 7200 and 5400 rpm drives in the
transfer rate when you are backing up photos.
The main situation when you feel the difference is in the "random access",
when the system/program accesses many small files. (E.g. in case of
Astronomers/astrophysicists have been talking about a gravitational lens.
In rough terms, that curves the space (AFAIK) toward a large massive
object.
In this photo, it looks like there is an "anti-gravitational" lens, as the
space is curved in the opposite direction, away from an massive ob
e:
It was obvious, to me at least, when I looked at it, that the photo was
turned 90° to get the effect.
So the fact that there was no water was no surprise. It's clever, but not
brilliant.
On 12/6/2016 12:10 PM, Igor PDML-StR wrote:
This is a very interesting photo.
https://goo.gl/i3
This is a very interesting photo.
https://goo.gl/i3HY1H
There is no water in this photo.
Igor
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Thank you, Boris!
Scott has responded to me via e-mail.
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Boris Liberman Mon, 05 Dec 2016 08:30:18 -0800 wrote:
Done via Google+
On Mon, 5 Dec 2016, Igor PDML-StR wrote:
Hi Scott,
Just in case Google might place those messages into a SPAM box (based on the
content), - look for 3
I remember that some people mentioned being in contact with Scott Loveless
(via FB, or some other social media site).
Could you please pass to him this info:
His e-mail account seems to be hacked again, with the hacker spamming all
the addresses found in the mailbox.
I just received such a m
Larry,
Despite doing the software upgrade a few weeks ago, my metz 58 is still
not working with the K-1.
Maybe you should not have let your flash doing the software upgrade and do
it yourself instead! ;-)
(Those Dang[!]Ling participles ... )
I haven't had K-1 in my hands, but AF-C disabli
Larry,
I haven't done much of astro-photography, so, I am just
curious: why focusing at infinity wouldn't work in this case
(i.e. turning the focusing ring to the end of the range)?
Is it just because the particular lens(es) are not designed or
manufactured well for infinity focus? (E.g. they h
Which app lied?
Bob W-PDML Thu, 01 Dec 2016 15:35:49 -0800 wrote:
It was the only one that applied
On 1 Dec 2016, at 18:08, Gonz wrote:
How did the cormorant end up as the PDML bird anyhow?
On Thu, Dec 1, 2016 at 11:35 AM, Jack Davis wrote:
Could be any of many choice words!
J
Sent fr
I think some PDMLers might enjoy nice photos in this collection:
http://www.duskyswondersite.com/animals/birds-5/
(not mine).
Cheers,
Igor
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John,
Beautiful gallery!
In the great California
There was a bay
And a bridge
And the ocean breeze
And a bunch of galleries
And a tram
And BART train
And a beautiful moonrise
And an island with Alcatraz
That was made famous by escapees
And a diner with a car from 60s
And a sweet lady with a be
It looks like that timer is per an individual IP address... (or just a
random number under 20 minutes)
So, when I looked at it this morning, - it started counting down from just
below 20 minutes.
Just looked at it in the middle of the day, - it shows 12 minutes and some
seconds...
:-)
So, if
Paul is correct, the price for this lens jumped up some time in spring.
Here is the plot of price history for 150-450 on Amazon:
http://camelcamelcamel.com/Pentax-150-450mm-f4-5-5-6ED-Super-Telephoto-Cameras/product/B00TGVI4Y8?context=browse
And PF deals page shows that the last price during las
... and it looks like not much space if you need to do anywhat serious
grocery shopping...
:-)
Very nice shots, as usually, Paul!
Igor
Rick Womer Tue, 22 Nov 2016 17:01:38 -0800 wrote:
Neat car, and two gorgeous shots.
Looks like cramped seating for the passenger...
Rick
http://photo.ne
Joe,
It is an awful[lynice] image. And I see that the camera is giving you all
type of troubles and headaches (Auto ISO, etc.).
I cannot watch while a nice person like you is suffering. I am ready to do
an ultimate sacrifice and take off your hand this culprit of your enormous
suffering. I
It is not what you might have thought.
But I thought there was some (very distant) relation to PUG.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-38027485
Please, return now to the regular programming.
Igor
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John,
That's a good guess about "G", not "E".
I actually found one other graffiti "Kongr Dozer":
https://www.flickr.com/photos/ziggin_breaf1/15117785781
So, it does have some sense.
I also wonder now if "Kongr" is somehow related to Kongregate (games
website)
Igor
John Thu, 17 Nov 2016 0
Bob,
Yep, it is a graffiti, but I was curious what meaning (if
any) it carried.
Igor
Bob W-PDML Thu, 17 Nov 2016 08:30:03 -0800 wrote:
It's a graffiti tag.
Interesting area.
B
On 17 Nov 2016, at 15:58, Igor PDML-StR wrote:
I stayed briefly at a very budget Super 8 motel i
I stayed briefly at a very budget Super 8 motel in New Orleans recently.
The neighborhood was a bit sketchy.
The adjacent building was... ghm.. vacant...
The front of it, as seen on Google Maps doesn't have anything special:
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Super+8+New+Orleans/@30.0106066,-90.01
ost of the
adjuastments right there, in Camera Raw, to take the full advantage of the
RAW format.
On Thu, 17 Nov 2016, Igor PDML-StR wrote:
Alan, I am glad that my "persistance" in sharing the knowledge did something
better than annoying the recepient. :-)
Please excuse me for two m
Alan, I am glad that my "persistance" in sharing the knowledge did
something better than annoying the recepient. :-)
Please excuse me for two more hints related to sharpening in
Camera Raw tool that you might find useful with noisy images:
In the same Camera Raw, try playing with "Clarity
Alan,
Yep, I know about the noise on K-7. I still have (and occasionally use)
one. And the noise was one of the main factors why I bought K-5-IIs.
And with K-7 shots what I had/have to do is to do careful noise
suppression in LR, -- still on the RAW file. And LR does a very good job
with the
Dave,
I have never done this with an external HDD, but I have done that many
times with internal ones. You can have multiple partitions on a drive.
In this case, you'll have two partitions, one with Mac file system, the
other one with NTFS. But that will not allow you easy sharing files
betwe
Alan,
Very nice shot, both technically and visually.
One little detail: I would consider smoothing out the noise a little bit.
K-7 @ ISO 800 is becoming noisy in the shadows. You can see the "digital
texture" on the leaves and on the "belly" of the bird.
Best,
Igor
On Nov 16, 2016, at 4:17
Mark,
Thanks, that is useful information.
I've used those 4 programs over the past ~15+ years, but had not known it.
I must be slow. ;-)
Igor
Mark Roberts Fri, 11 Nov 2016 10:41:19 -0800 wrote:
Igor PDML-StR wrote:
After having been working with LR for many years, I keep discov
"And I tell to myself: `What a wonderfull ... Moon!' " ;-)
Done really well!
I wonder if anyone has ever tried the mirror 800 mm lenses for shooting
the Moon. They also used to be sold with a 2x TC.
(IIRC they were Korean: Samyang/Rokinon ?)
Igor
Paul Stenquist Sun, 13 Nov 2016 17:54:07 -0
As far as I know, disk defragmenting is not something a user should (or
even can) do on a Mac. The same situation is with any Unix machines.
Even under Windows, - disk defragmentation should be done on FAT files
system, but many argue that it should be done differently on NTFS.
It shouldn't
Oops.. Forgot to post the graph showing the price history on Amazon:
http://camelcamelcamel.com/Pentax-K-1-Full-Frame-Camera/product/B01BL6L3G6?context=browse
On Mon, 14 Nov 2016, Igor PDML-StR wrote:
The jump happened just about a month ago.
I am suspecting it could be a pre-pre-Black
The jump happened just about a month ago.
I am suspecting it could be a pre-pre-Black-Friday trick. ;-)
If you are interested in buying K-1 or any other Pentax gear at the lowest
prices, I'd say, watch Black Friday sales (and Cyber-Monday) at B&H and
Adorama.
The past 2-3 (if not 4?), the pri
Glad to hear you are safe, David!
(Read your message on Sunday, but was on the road, couldn't respond.)
Stay safe!
I guess you are "shaken not stirred". :-)
Two large earthquakes on the sort-of opposite side of the Earth, NZ and
Argentina. All those after Italy, ... Gee... what's happening. I
ote:
The context where I have (often) heard this usage is in "he is a smart
dresser..." meaning "...looking very sharp...". None of this makes any
literal sense.
Stan
Sent from my iPad
On Fri, 11 Nov 2016, Igor PDML-StR wrote:
Thank you, Bob!
And thanks for sheding
Stan, wait, - not far from now phones (or whatever those devices will be
called once they will have "phone" app optional) will be surgically
_implanted_ in the hand.
And if someone thinks it's a Sci-Fi, - there are already people who
voluntarily implant chips into themselves (some do several
Malcolm:
In that case, the opposite should be done: you need to cut the "umbilical
cord". Him doing well as a junior student at a university is an indication
of him being capable of everything (mostly).
So, he just needs to realize that, and take a full control of things in
his own hands.
S
P.J.: Yep, sometimes there are "unlucky streaks". Just relax and don't
handle anything critical this week.
Malcolm:
I don't know how old your eldest, but tethering (what can be tethered) can
be a [partial] solution.
I am impressed by the simlicity of the solution for tethering kids' gloves
ight with mouse. All
sorts of amazing things can be discovered.
James
On Thu, 10 Nov 2016, Igor PDML-StR wrote:
After having been working with LR for many years, I keep discovering certain
functionalities in it.
Today I discovered that when you are resizing a photo, pressing Alt whil
ther way of saying a very nice, well crafted image.
And it is. Regards, Bob S.
On Tue, 8 Nov 2016, Igor PDML-StR wrote:
Thank you, Alan, Dan, Malcolm and Jack for your comments.
Yep, indeed. I have yet another photo, but slightly to the left, so it didn't
include the Moon. Even th
After having been working with LR for many years, I keep discovering
certain functionalities in it.
Today I discovered that when you are resizing a photo, pressing Alt while
grabbing a corner of the image will resize proportionally in ALL 4
directions.
(If I remember correctly,"Option" is the
The car that was parked in the garage? (not pictured)
;-)
Please, send some snow to us... It's just chilled off on the weekend here,
- down to low 70s F (~ +21-22 C)
Igor
On Tue, Nov 8, 2016 at 1:52 PM, Jostein wrote:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/alunfoto/30827918316/in/album-72157645295
Alan, I am still puzzled why you called this "very smart", but thanks
anyway...
Alan C Mon, 07 Nov 2016 20:55:58 -0800 wrote:
Very smart. I see you caught Venus & the moon too. Venus ha been quite
spectacular in the night sky of late.
Alan C
On Mon, 7 Nov 2016, Igor PDML-S
"Such a great photo, you must have a great phone!"
;-)
On a serious note, - it looks like the phone is more prone to flare and it
may have lower dynamic range. Colors from K-1 seem to be reacher.
Both a very nice images. That's the Golden Fall that I love.
Thanks for sharing, Paul!
Igor
Pa
I just came back from a conference trip to New Orleans, LA.
It could've been an "iconic" shot, but it was taken only last week:
http://42graphy.org/misc/nola-37814.jpg .
Taken handheld from a boat with K5-iiS and 31/1.8.
All comments and suggestions are welcome.
Igor
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r was built. That torn off
the winch that was at the ground end, but the tower remained intact and
did not need any repairs. The plane crashed into the nearby house's yard.
Cheers,
Igor
On Thu, 3 Nov 2016, Igor PDML-StR wrote:
"Oops, I did it again!" ;-)
Thank you, Larry
"Oops, I did it again!" ;-)
Thank you, Larry. For you others who still cannot read URLs through the
brain-wave channel:
http://42graphy.org/galleries/2016-08-05-RedSquare/_IR34357.html
Cheers,
Igor
On Thu, 3 Nov 2016, Igor PDML-StR wrote:
"2x2 = 4to"
Just a f
"2x2 = 4to"
Just a fun shot.
This photo is taken at an iconic place... The photo in the PUG will be the
clue of where this happened.
All comments and suggestions are welcome.
Igor
PS. I am aware of the boy and his leg.
There was no opportunity/time to move to the side and "hide" him behi
to Variable Focusing"
so I suppose I should have known how to spell it, but I'm lazy.
On 10/29/2016 4:26 PM, Igor PDML-StR wrote:
Hi P.J.
Let me just link my previous response to a very similar question earlier this
year:
https://www.mail-archive.com/pdml@pdml.net/msg731281.html
Bill,
A very nice image (with the caveats pointed out by Bruce)!
I probably wouldn't have recognized the plant by the flour: it is so
threatenly big! (The leaves fragments could've been a giveaway).
BTW, in Russia, this very popular plant is called "Decembrist", - for the
same reason why it
Hi P.J.
Let me just link my previous response to a very similar question earlier
this year:
https://www.mail-archive.com/pdml@pdml.net/msg731281.html
You may want to read my yet earlier response linked within that message.
I hope this helps.
Igor
P.S. It is "varifocal", not "Varafocal". ;-
Brian,
1. I would expand on Ann's suggestion:
Instead of streetcar and subway, - may be "transportation" or "public
transport"?
2. I think "A Car I've owned" could have a limited response, even though
some car enthusiasts on the list would produce very interesting photos.
I am not too keen o
Hi Larry,
I am not sure about K-3, I have never used it.
Just in case, - let me tell you what I know about K5 (and K7)
K5-IIs has a length/time limit that depends on the resolution.
At Full-HD, it was less than 10 minutes, I believe.
At 720p, it is close to 10 minutes, and it is in high teens o
Naturally frozen?
So, it was "posed"? Ghm... I guess staged is a more correct word.
:-)
Igor
Jostein Wed, 26 Oct 2016 09:57:13 -0700 wrote:
Ha.
Check your local met pusher (met, not meth) for data on ambient
temperature in my parts. :-)
Jostein
Den 26.10.2016 15.42, skrev
Wow! I am jealous: I've never seen such beautiful shows as you've been
photographing...
Igor
Jostein Wed, 26 Oct 2016 10:00:42 -0700 wrote:
From last night, about 400 meters from our house.
http://www.alunfoto.no/innhold/nordlys-over-huflatten/
Kp index is equally high tonight, but clo
Jostein,
Great level of detail: nice DoF and its "placement".
The most intriguing part for me is how you managed to "freeze" it on
that leaf. Hairspray?
;-)
Igor
Jostein Øksne Wed, 26 Oct 2016 05:09:13 -0700 wrote:
Høst means autumn.
But I think you are right about the fly. :-)
Jostein
D
Mark,
I am not sure if you were just teasing us, but this is actually a
perfectly correct use of "milli".
You are thinking about the unit prefixes (kilo, mega, and milli,
micro,...).
Here, it's a separate root "milli" from Latin "mille" - thousand.
Cf. Permille: https://en.wikipedia.org/wik
That's a fun shot, Marco!
And a very nicely done one.
I particularly like the crispiness of the B&W conversion.
Igor
Marco Alpert Tue, 25 Oct 2016 22:48:11 -0700 wrote:
So, I didn’t actual mean to make a series of these, but I seem to have
gotten a few more than I remembered.
http://www.al
Did you know that reading between the lines you can read one line less?
;-)
Igor
Jostein Tue, 25 Oct 2016 16:23:51 -0700 wrote:
For a side order of tidbits, a millipede needs to have at least 252 body
segments to have a thousand legs.
:-)
Jostein
Den 25.10.2016 15.57, skrev Igor PDML
Thanks, but
I am so much south that I could almost see Crux. :-)
Good luck with the weather!
Igor
Jostein Tue, 25 Oct 2016 16:15:06 -0700 wrote:
Title says it all, really. Get out there.
Jostein
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"Widely known in narrow circles."
:-)
ann sanfedele Mon, 24 Oct 2016 19:12:12 -0700 wrote:
Um - yeah, and I have known them for years... - Emily DIckenson is the
best.
There is a google thing than gives you a whole slew of people when you
punch in your birthday... I stumbled on one that w
Or, more exactly, 414 legs and 4 not-legs.
Got leg fetish, - see these nice macro images:
http://www.livescience.com/56621-photos-weird-millipede.html
or as a Youtube video clip:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ax6AM_G5xrk
For more detail (description):
http://www.sci-news.com/biology/new-spec
Ann,
Since there are only 366 "unique" days for a birthday day,
it shouldn't be that difficult to find someone famous born that day.
Especially when one looks at several centuries back.
:-)
Igor
ann sanfedele Sun, 23 Oct 2016 13:07:13 -0700 wrote:
On the upside of my birth date, Emily Dicken
This is also a flower that was waiting for its time to be a subject of my
experiments.
http://42graphy.org/misc/Flower_IR32063.jpg
You might remember I was asking if this type of procedure was possible in
LR. I've finally got to do it in PS.
I was using the "edge" filter in PS, which was als
local "movie-on-the-green" event.
Igor
Jack Davis Mon, 24 Oct 2016 15:28:08 -0700 wrote:
I've found a number of my images to be despeckleable.
ann sanfedele Mon, 24 Oct 2016 14:50:51 -0700 wrote:
Igor does your offspring have the book? or did you see the film?
(Despicable
t 2016 14:43:43 -0700 wrote:
Igor, I've been doing something similar for cafe press designs for a few
years , savingoverexposed flower shots. or cartooning things. I can't draw
either :-)
Yours works nicely ... - it is fun, isn't it?
ann
On Mon, 24 Oct 2016, Igor PDML-StR
technique
called "speckle". It's related to X-ray analysis of the system state
(dynamics).
Sent from mobile phone
Brian Walters Mon, 24 Oct 2016 13:58:50 -0700 wrote:
On Tue, Oct 25, 2016, at 06:29 AM, Igor PDML-StR wrote:
> > Just tried to google it...
And it is th
Just tried to google it...
And it is that rare occasion when others haven't said it (it is not in
Google, so, nobody has written it, right?!).
I should've copyrighted it! :-0)
... now it'll be in google by tonight, tomorrow the latest.
Igor
On Mon, 24 Oct 2016, Igor
Just a phrase:
"Despecklable me".
Cheers,
Igor
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What a pleasant image!
I like the bokeh, especially from the needles!
Is this 150-450?
Igor
Paul Stenquist Mon, 24 Oct 2016 10:35:15 -0700 wrote:
A common great squirrel in the branches of a white pine. I love the way
the squirrels race through the trees, sometimes leaping from one to
ano
I had a few minutes while checking a test installation of a computer,
so, I played with the idea I've had for a while.
http://42graphy.org/misc/PaintedFlowers_IR31789.jpg
All comments and critique are welcome.
Igor
PS. Just in case, for full disclosure- this is not really painted, - I am
AR
Did you mean that on the day of your birth, Edward VIII signed Instrument
of Abdication, giving up British throne to marry Wallis Simpson?
;-)
Igor
http://www.onthisday.com/events/december/10
ann sanfedele Sat, 22 Oct 2016 16:32:16 -0700 wrote:
nonono... DECEMBER 10th is my birthday - Dec
Facebook continues its image policing:
Facebook 'removes' breast cancer video
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-37721193
Igor
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Thanks!
I wish I could...
Igor
Mark Roberts Wed, 19 Oct 2016 16:16:16 -0700 wrote:
Igor PDML-StR wrote:
Dave,
Some beautiful Fall colors!
(Also in the larger gallery).
It is these colors that I are reminding me why I was liked using Agfa
film.
I liked going to New England mid-October
e Walker Wed, 19 Oct 2016 10:43:00 -0700 wrote:
On Wed, Oct 19, 2016 at 12:56 PM, Larry Colen wrote:
Igor PDML-StR wrote:
Not having shot a grey card can make it hard to make sure the colors are
accurate, or more difficult to get the rendering your want. But it does
not change whether the colors
Dave,
Some beautiful Fall colors!
(Also in the larger gallery).
It is these colors that I are reminding me why I was liked using Agfa
film.
I liked going to New England mid-October for those colors. Haven't done
that for some long time...
Cheers,
Igor
David J Brooks Tue, 18 Oct 2016 06:3
Fully vested.
PS. The guy's facial expression is indicating he is suffering.
Maybe be he needs a real camera? ;-)
Marco Alpert Wed, 19 Oct 2016 07:59:59 -0700 wrote:
http://www.alpert.com/marco/photo16/peso23.html
Comments, as always, welcomed.
-Marco
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Brian,
I like both versions.
Regarding your question about the B&W one: I see B&W alright on my screen,
but I would have boosted the exposure just a bit.
I am not sure which version is better. At first, I saw only the B&W, and
couldn't figure out where the color version was. And I thought B
Larry,
The first photo is very good. The second one can benefit from some
trimming, but I am not sure if even that would help with that bright
thing in the left bottom corner. I'd try to spot-treat it to tune down the
brightness of that object.
Sorry, but I find that logic (quoted below) faul
Larry,
I perfectly understand your dilemma.
But...
Selling 31/1.8 to purchase Sigma 35/1.4 is like
selling your left kidney to finance the surgery on your right one.
IMHO, 31/1.8 is just too good of a lens to let it go.
It is almost as good as 77/1.8.
The rendering of both of these is so grea
I haven't seen foxes here, but our diggers are armadillos.
I am too lazy to get outside at wee hours to see them.
And there are might be someone else who keeps re-digging the same hole in
front of the house. (I've sort of given up on closing it back every time.)
Other large-scale pests in our ya
Malcolm,
That's a great photo!
My first thought when I saw the message subject was it was not literal.
As far as I heard, in Chinese folklore, a fox is a magic creature that
visits to test a person. If the person does well, the fox rewards one.
Otherwise the tested person can be punished even
vs. color, large vs. little, angular vs. cute.
Igor
PS. Ann, yes, you guessed right about her. And that's one of the reasons
why I am biased. ;-)
On Mon, 17 Oct 2016, Igor PDML-StR wrote:
http://42graphy.org/misc/Colorful_IR34606.jpg
I like the juxtaposition, but I am biased on
http://42graphy.org/misc/Colorful_IR34606.jpg
I like the juxtaposition, but I am biased on several levels.
I am curious if this photo works for others.
All comments and critique are welcome!
Igor
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Dave,
I understand your fear... ;-)
This path your are using defeats the purpose of shooting RAW. in that
case, as Cotty has suggested, - just shoot JPEGs.
If you want to benefit from the RAW while using LR, you might consider
using a DNG converter from Adobe.
So, your work flow would be:
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