kshapero
South Florida Man
Any photos of R-D1 w/ a 21mm lens? love to see images with that combo.
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nksyoon
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yanidel
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nksyoon, amazing set pictures. The Vamos Bien is funny, black humour I would say 
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1, 2 and the last are great nksyoon.
kshapero
South Florida Man
Joe and nksyoon, both some great shots. really enjoyable to look at.
hiromu
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Nick, I love your last image!! Just great.
Thank you for sharing..
Hiromu
Thank you for sharing..
Hiromu
gohaj
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Ojiwan
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Wow! stunning images! I dunno know if it makes sense but these don't feel digital to me!
stunning images! I dunno know if it makes sense but these don't feel digital to me!Stan001
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Biogon 21/2,8
Biogon 21/2,8
I'm very happy with this lens:
Biogon 21/2,8
I'm very happy with this lens:
andreas.pichler
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Whow, some great shots above!
Here are my 2 pennies - CV Color Skopar 4/21, taken at an MG Car Club meeting. For my taste, the pictures are pretty sharp, but always a little bit to dark. But thank to the "Levels" dialogue in Photoshop, you find out that is a world of enourmous details in the dark parts. I am a lazy dog, so I always phtograph in JPG mode, not raw - which means that I have to produce a DIY anti vignetting mask for Photoshop, check it out at hte first pair of pics.
Slight level correction:
Slight level correction plus self made anti-vignetting mask:
Another one as it comes out of the box...(the picture itself is an MG enthusiast insider joke - for what reason MG has replaced the round chrome bumpers for square rubber bumpers...)
...and after level correction in Photoshop (set to 1.5):
Here are my 2 pennies - CV Color Skopar 4/21, taken at an MG Car Club meeting. For my taste, the pictures are pretty sharp, but always a little bit to dark. But thank to the "Levels" dialogue in Photoshop, you find out that is a world of enourmous details in the dark parts. I am a lazy dog, so I always phtograph in JPG mode, not raw - which means that I have to produce a DIY anti vignetting mask for Photoshop, check it out at hte first pair of pics.
Slight level correction:
Slight level correction plus self made anti-vignetting mask:
Another one as it comes out of the box...(the picture itself is an MG enthusiast insider joke - for what reason MG has replaced the round chrome bumpers for square rubber bumpers...)
...and after level correction in Photoshop (set to 1.5):
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squirrel$$$bandit
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Are you guys using accessory finders (35 I assume)? Or are you just using the whole viewfinder and guessing the rest?
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for now, guesstimation but i have a d 21 finder in the mail.
axiom
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no PP
andreas.pichler
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Concerning accessory finders: In the beginning, I used the KIEV turret finder (the 28mm lens). Works great, but disadvantage is, that you cannot take so much pictures because the whole crowd around likes to now what for a fantatastic revolver lens is on your camera...
So right now: Guestimation, and keeping in mind that the 50 mm frame covers the center third of your picture and the whole viewfinder gives an idea what you and what not. Works pretty good!
Cheers, Andreas
So right now: Guestimation, and keeping in mind that the 50 mm frame covers the center third of your picture and the whole viewfinder gives an idea what you and what not. Works pretty good!
Cheers, Andreas
squirrel$$$bandit
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That's what I'm going to do, guess...I've got my 21 on the way this week.
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i will use the d21 finder when it arrives, at least for awhile to see if it makes a difference in my shooting.
if not, i will just enjoy having it.
the 15 d finder is the one that i am really interested in using to see what difference it makes.
if not, i will just enjoy having it.
the 15 d finder is the one that i am really interested in using to see what difference it makes.
phototektour
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Color Skopar 4/21
