Another Zeiss 15 and M8 shot

[MP Guy]

Eagle Creek near the Columbia River Gorge

 

[reginald]

Nice shot, more details? like aperture, speed, handheld or tripod? did you use centre filter on this one?
Thanks
Reginald

 

[MP Guy]

F 8
1/6th
Tripod
No center filter
Yes IR cut
ISO 160

Basic PS adjustments, brightness contrast.

All detail can be found here:

http://www.flickr.com/photo_exif.gne?id=410478761

 

[StuartR]

Nice shot Jorge, but even in this shot the cyan vignetting is quite noticeable, have you considered trying to edit it out?

 

[boilerdoc2]

Jorge - Stop it! I can't afford a 15 Zeiss! The CV 15 is fine - repeat three times.
I hope 1.10 FW update allows us to pick the lens for the cyan corrections.
And - I thought you were selling all your Leica stuff. Fooled us, huh?
Steve

 

[Benjamin Marks]

Damn, it's like my monitor became a window on the outside world. And look at that lack of distortion! Zoiks. Well done Jorge -- with the level of detail in this shot, I feel like I can just fall in to the picture. And to think, I call myself a B&W guy . . .

shaking his head . . .

Ben Marks

 

[rxmd]

Did anyone notice that, as exemplified by this 1100 pixel JPEG which probably fits on the screens of only a minority of users, the forum becomes rather awkward to read when people post very wide images, especially when you want to be able to keep the beginning and the end of very long sentences like this within view in order to read it without having to scroll backwards and forwards all the time multiple times for the same paragraph?

 

[Benjamin Marks]

LOL. Yes. Very cute.

Did anyone notice that, as exemplified by this 1100 pixel JPEG which probably fits on the screens of only a minority of users, the forum becomes rather awkward to read when people post very wide images, especially when you want to be able to keep the beginning and the end of very long sentences like this within view in order to read it without having to scroll backwards and forwards all the time multiple times for the same paragraph?

 

[visiondr]

Ah yes, just use a Mac Mighty mouse with the handy dandy scroll pea and you can scroll up/down left/right and anywhere else in order to follow crazily broadened text.

 

[MP Guy]

Glad you like the scene. That is just one of the reasons why I moved back to the NW.

I cant say how much I love that 15. It rocks!

 

[MP Guy]

Glad you like the scene. That is just one of the reasons why I moved back to the NW.

I cant say how much I love that 15. It rocks!

 

[StuartR]

Did anyone notice that, as exemplified by this 1100 pixel JPEG which probably fits on the screens of only a minority of users, the forum becomes rather awkward to read when people post very wide images, especially when you want to be able to keep the beginning and the end of very long sentences like this within view in order to read it without having to scroll backwards and forwards all the time multiple times for the same paragraph?

I am just curious...how big is your screen? I am viewing on a 15" mac laptop and the image looked fine to me...the resolution on my laptop is 1440x900...I was under the impression that most users now used at least 1200x800 resolution, particularly photographers. I guess I am wrong. All the images on my website are 800 pix on the long side for landscapes and 640 tall for portrait, is that too big for your screen? I am just curious because I am trying to balance making it look good on my screen versus not overwhelming most people.

Sorry for the off-topic Jorge...