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HAK, that lens looks incredibly good. This is one of the first posts in this thread where the image quality is very apparent on my monitor. And I almost bought one of those Contax kits last month...
This is a shot from my vacation in San Francisco. I'll have more from Napa over the next few days.
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QUOTE (TMARK @ Mar 12 2008, 08:36 PM)
P30+, Mmaiya AFD, 55 2.8 at 4.8.
.... A note on the P30+: I like it better than the 1ds2 or 5D at 1600 iso. I am amazed by its flexability. I was used to shooting the Aptus 22 where iso 400 was almost unusable.
.... A note on the P30+: I like it better than the 1ds2 or 5D at 1600 iso. I am amazed by its flexability. I was used to shooting the Aptus 22 where iso 400 was almost unusable.
Just a question, was your posted photo shot at 1600?
Thanks
Why can't you make the highlights present in the JPEG? Why even bother posting when it looks like this.
QUOTE (TMARK @ Mar 12 2008, 10:36 PM)
P30+, Mmaiya AFD, 55 2.8 at 4.8.
I usually shoot film or 35mm digital for these kinds of quick music mag editorials. I used the P30 alongside 67 film for this one because, well, I could! Note that the highlights are present in the raw and the tiff. The jpg does not do the file justice. A note on the P30+: I like it better than the 1ds2 or 5D at 1600 iso. I am amazed by its flexability. I was used to shooting the Aptus 22 where iso 400 was almost unusable.
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I usually shoot film or 35mm digital for these kinds of quick music mag editorials. I used the P30 alongside 67 film for this one because, well, I could! Note that the highlights are present in the raw and the tiff. The jpg does not do the file justice. A note on the P30+: I like it better than the 1ds2 or 5D at 1600 iso. I am amazed by its flexability. I was used to shooting the Aptus 22 where iso 400 was almost unusable.
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Life is so beautiful
All you need is love
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QUOTE (203 @ Mar 13 2008, 04:11 PM)
HAK, that lens looks incredibly good. This is one of the first posts in this thread where the image quality is very apparent on my monitor. And I almost bought one of those Contax kits last month...
Thank you for your comment, 203.
Although the bronze dragon seems a bit dark first - but viewed at a correct size it turns to the 3D look I wanted to catch.
Despite the 4,5 max opening I'm very happy with this zoom, because it is super-sharp, the 45-90mm range is perfect not only for travelling and the image quality even full-open with a soft bokeh really make you forget the weight (1,25kg incl. the metal shade). You should have bought it ....
It is such a shame that there are no new Carl Zeiss MF lenses.
They should buy the CONTAX name back and team up with a camera producer like Phase and Mamiya did ..............
QUOTE (TMARK @ Mar 13 2008, 11:35 AM)
JP, maybe because I'm busy and I don't want to open up the tiff in PS and convert it to jpeg again just to post to the web. Is that OK? You want I should take it down? Make you feel better?
And to Second Focus, not at 1600, at 100 and under lights.
And to Second Focus, not at 1600, at 100 and under lights.
I am not familiar with working with the camera JPEG. I thought that you were going from full size to JPEG like anybody who wants to show off their work would do. And I didn't understand why the loss of quality was happening. Now I know why it looks bad.
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QUOTE (TMARK @ Mar 13 2008, 01:29 PM)
I'm not sure how it was generated. Its either a jpeg from the web contact sheet function of c1 4, or it was from a batch tiff to jpeg action in CS3, or it was a PhotoMechanic extract jpeg preview. The only thing I'm sure about is that it was automated. It was awhile ago and is no longer embargoed. Aside from the missing highlights on KP's cheeks I don't see any other problem with the image. Is it my monitor? I'm on the road and using an old Powerbook, but it looks fine otherwise.
As to the method of "presenting my work", I hope I don't offend anyone here but I don't treat a jpeg post of a quick and dirty editorial image to a landscape web forum as any reason to break a sweat. If its between 15 minutes of computer work or 15 minutes washing dishes, I'd rather wash dishes. If this thread requires perfect images, then, well, I'll only post press ready images.
As to the method of "presenting my work", I hope I don't offend anyone here but I don't treat a jpeg post of a quick and dirty editorial image to a landscape web forum as any reason to break a sweat. If its between 15 minutes of computer work or 15 minutes washing dishes, I'd rather wash dishes. If this thread requires perfect images, then, well, I'll only post press ready images.
Personally I would rather see the post and explanation as opposed to seeing nothing. I found JP's post offensive and his back-peddling amusing.
I can't imagine anyone would expect much in a small jpg anyway. Untold detail is lost and the comment about the highlights sufficient.
Thanks again for all the posts -- even JP's images that started this thread.
sorry test
Here is one of my first shots taken with a Hassey after many, many years of Canon use. This is a Bonobo taken over Christmas in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Great trip, very humid but the Hassey worked pretty well. Just back from Uganda/Rwanda photographing Gorillas. Hassey not so good as in low light its auto-focus was pretty poor and I switched back to the Canon!
Anyway, H3D II - 39 withg the 300mm lens.
Adam
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Anyway, H3D II - 39 withg the 300mm lens.
Adam
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Tried to get some nice shots of the early - brief spell of warm weather - confused Daffodils here in London.
I am a bit late as a lot were starting to look old... maybe better luck with timing next year.
Taken last Sunday, and then they were ruined by storms on Monday.
Hasselblad 503cw, 80mmCFE wide open, Aptus 22.
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I am a bit late as a lot were starting to look old... maybe better luck with timing next year.
Taken last Sunday, and then they were ruined by storms on Monday.
Hasselblad 503cw, 80mmCFE wide open, Aptus 22.
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How do I get those thumbs??? 
Ah, I got it
Not all MFDB, parts are & parts aren't.
Ah, I got it
Not all MFDB, parts are & parts aren't.
My humble contribution/effort.
Photo illustration shot for our upcoming company newsletter article, comparing teabags steeping in different temperature water as a metaphor for different management techniques.
Tech spex:
Bronica SQ-B, waistlevel viewfinder
Zenzanon PS 80mm f/2.8
Hasselblad Ixpress V96C via Silvestri adapter for Bronica
2x cheap China-made flash strobes
ISO 50, 1/500s, f/9.5
Didn't do anything except adjust blackpoint and remove some scratches from the table top.
Photo illustration shot for our upcoming company newsletter article, comparing teabags steeping in different temperature water as a metaphor for different management techniques.
Tech spex:
Bronica SQ-B, waistlevel viewfinder
Zenzanon PS 80mm f/2.8
Hasselblad Ixpress V96C via Silvestri adapter for Bronica
2x cheap China-made flash strobes
ISO 50, 1/500s, f/9.5
Didn't do anything except adjust blackpoint and remove some scratches from the table top.
Greatag Macbeth tells that my colors suck :-)
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Shot with Hassy H2 PhaseOne P30+
Cheers
Boris
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Shot with Hassy H2 PhaseOne P30+
Cheers
Boris
From the volcano on the Big Island of Hawaii
this last weekend. They closed of the trail so you could not get close to the flow into the ocean.
Marc
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this last weekend. They closed of the trail so you could not get close to the flow into the ocean.
Marc
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hassy 2000fcw with h2o phase back, 110mm 50mm, 250mm..... yep... hauled a laptop around!
dirtied up in ps.
dirtied up in ps.
Marc & Boris
Great shots - thanks for sharing!
Great shots - thanks for sharing!
Lots of really good work here. But there's a suspicious lack of cats. A dog or two, sure, but not enough housecats to really compare these with other photographic tools.
QUOTE (Misirlou @ Mar 14 2008, 10:26 PM)
Lots of really good work here. But there's a suspicious lack of cats. A dog or two, sure, but not enough housecats to really compare these with other photographic tools.
Here is a cat.
Contax645 / Kodak ProBack
here is another cat
QUOTE (Misirlou @ Mar 14 2008, 06:26 PM)
Lots of really good work here. But there's a suspicious lack of cats. A dog or two, sure, but not enough housecats to really compare these with other photographic tools.
That was exactly my thought as well. With all this photos here there is very little cats as compared to Photo.net. Maybe because we are not rating yet? or maybe because here you have to claim here that you are a pro?
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I had been thinking just the same thing. I have enjoyed the dog pictures (and lots of the others), but wondered about the lack of cats. So as soon as Misirlou mentions it, two posters oblige. Very nice! LL folks can be very responsive.
QUOTE (EricM @ Mar 14 2008, 05:52 PM)
I had been thinking just the same thing. I have enjoyed the dog pictures (and lots of the others), but wondered about the lack of cats. So as soon as Misirlou mentions it, two posters oblige. Very nice! LL folks can be very responsive.
Sorry D80 + 18-200VR
Marc
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QUOTE (Misirlou @ Mar 14 2008, 11:26 PM)
there's a suspicious lack of cats.
Not recent, but a cat.
The Fred believing that the key to being a useful assistant is to calmly sit in the middle of the set between shots.
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I CAN HAZ HAZZELBLAT? :-)
Not recent, but a cat.
The Fred believing that the key to being a useful assistant is to calmly sit in the middle of the set between shots.
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QUOTE (NBP @ Mar 15 2008, 12:34 PM)
Not recent, but a cat.
The Fred believing that the key to being a useful assistant is to calmly sit in the middle of the set between shots.
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An other animal...
Sinar 43HR, Sinarcam2, Sinaron digital 150mm f5,6, Broncolor lighting, etc...
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Sinar 43HR, Sinarcam2, Sinaron digital 150mm f5,6, Broncolor lighting, etc...
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ZD with 80mm a few days ago:
A couple of shots from today...
here is couple
when all the models left the studio, this one still had time for some more shots..
AdfII 120mm aptus22, bron lighting
AdfII 120mm aptus22, bron lighting
Interesting... I like the image as presented, but when I looked at it I immediately saw this instead... (hope you don't mind)
Mike.
P.S. Thanks to everyone for sharing their work!
Mike.
P.S. Thanks to everyone for sharing their work!
Mike,
I don't care, do what ever is please you. I learn more.
Thanks
even so, I love the original.
BlasR
I don't care, do what ever is please you. I learn more.
Thanks
even so, I love the original.
BlasR
Last night with Phase One P45+ and Mamiya AFD II
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JP, when do you shoot these night shots? Early evening or morning? How long do you expose on these (more or less)?
QUOTE (Mike W @ Mar 16 2008, 05:16 PM)
JP, when do you shoot these night shots? Early evening or morning? How long do you expose on these (more or less)?
These were at about 2:00 a.m. Exposures ranging from 2 to 8 minutes.
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JP
645AFD II with P20+
210mm f/4
1/2sec @ f/28
I did something a bit strange for this. I set the camera inside the min focusing distance for the lens and kept dialing the aperture down until the front lantern was in focus (the blur is motion blur from wind and the 1/2 sec exposure). Fun to play around sometimes, and I like the way this came out. The B/W conversion is the PhaseOne Panchromatic B/W colorspace in Capture One.
210mm f/4
1/2sec @ f/28
I did something a bit strange for this. I set the camera inside the min focusing distance for the lens and kept dialing the aperture down until the front lantern was in focus (the blur is motion blur from wind and the 1/2 sec exposure). Fun to play around sometimes, and I like the way this came out. The B/W conversion is the PhaseOne Panchromatic B/W colorspace in Capture One.
QUOTE (jpjespersen @ Mar 16 2008, 10:52 AM)
Last night with Phase One P45+ and Mamiya AFD II
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JP,
The vertical is excellent. I love the Juxtaposition of the cool ice with the warm lights on the building.
Another shot from my recent CA trip.
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I wasn't quite sure if I wanted to post a new thread to this, but thought this may be an appropriate section to at least start. Since we can see some of the damage from the recent tornado from our office, Tim and I went out to show some of the effected areas.
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I was selling my Mamiya ZD camera but i think i will keep it for the black and white stuff. It is the cheapest 22Mp solution available, especially for use with my Hartblei super rotator :-)
Those of you who use the Hartblei, what can you say concerning it's sharpness? How about a comparison to Mamiya 645 lenses? I shoot a lot of studio automotive subjects and crispness is necessary. Any info would be helpful. To keep the subject on the thread, here's a couple of recent shots. Thanks, Jim
QUOTE (haefnerphoto @ Mar 18 2008, 03:53 PM)
...I shoot a lot of studio automotive subjects...
Could you share the specs on that interior shot?
QUOTE (redbutt @ Mar 18 2008, 10:57 PM)
Could you share the specs on that interior shot?
I second that
QUOTE (haefnerphoto @ Mar 19 2008, 12:53 AM)
Those of you who use the Hartblei, what can you say concerning it's sharpness?
It doesn't compare that well with digital lenses, or the Mamiya prime lenses.
I use it mainly as an effect lens for shallow DOF, portraits etc. Has the coolest mechanism. Now if they'd only put some modern digital glass into it.
QUOTE (samuel_js @ Mar 15 2008, 09:42 PM)
A couple of shots from today...
I really like the colour and dof of the first shot.
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