airfrogusmc
Veteran
Jim I to just love the low light capabilities of the MM. Good examples of how clean the files are at 2000 ISO.
jcrutcher
Veteran
Thank you they are super clean. I believe I did add a little noise reduction but not much.
airfrogusmc
Veteran
Jim,
Personally, I actually kinda like the noise from the MM. Looks kinda like tri x processed in an acutance developer like Rodinal. Keep posting please. Your processing looks good.
xdayv
Color Blind
Jim, thanks. I'll be glad to share what I know.
Generally here's what I do...
I basically pull the highlights and shadows, black and white sliders in LR. Then I tinker with the curves, being mindful not to push too much shadow or blow highlights - just enough to give a punchy B&W pic... That's it, nothing really fancy, I just inherited this way of processing similar to how I did on the Nikon D800E .nef files, it somehow worked for me.
icebear
Veteran
Some shots from today:
jcrutcher
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airfrogusmc
Veteran
Klaus, I really like #2 a lot....
menos
Veteran
sebastel
coarse art umbrascriptor
nikkor? (10 char)
airfrogusmc
Veteran
another smoke
menos
Veteran
sebastel
coarse art umbrascriptor
jaapv
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Over the mud and into Wales
Over the mud and into Wales
Elmarit-M 90
Over the mud and into Wales
Elmarit-M 90
icebear
Veteran
Thanks for your comment,
I missed the departing train by 5 seconds, so I had some time to walk around on the platform and the light/shadow caught my attention. Usually everything happens for a reason
.xdayv
Color Blind
Jim I love the tonality of this photo!
xdayv
Color Blind
Thanks for your comment,
I missed the departing train by 5 seconds, so I had some time to walk around on the platform and the light/shadow caught my attention. Usually everything happens for a reason
Just like what Allen said, #2 is very nice... And yes, everything happens for a reason! Cheers Klaus!
icebear
Veteran
2/50ZM
menos
Veteran
some everyday shots with the W-Nikkor 35/1.8:
shopping mall - mother with baby in cart by teknopunk.com, on Flickr
shopping mall - carts by teknopunk.com, on Flickr
shopping mall - mother with baby in cart by teknopunk.com, on Flickr
shopping mall - carts by teknopunk.com, on Flickr
Richard G
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2/50ZM
Nice shot. I love the sharp detail in the hat. A year or two ago we had a discussion about shutter speed for street shooting. I prefer it when I can shoot 1/250 minimum, and others agreed. I reckon with digital that should be 1/500 minimum. With the Monochrom that should be easy. What was the shutter speed here?