PrisonersDilema
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jtullar
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Nice set! I would love to see Vietnam one day.
jarski
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nice! CV15 is brilliant little lens, if it read Leica in front, price would be x5.
fotomeow
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nice pics, i have the same set up and I think this is one of the best travel combo's (M8 and 15CV) to get unobtrusive close-up pics. I dont have a low-angle finder (like the CAmeraquest one), but I think that would be the next best instrument to add to the mix. Though I have used a 50mm AUFSU low angle finder with good results.
PrisonersDilema
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View finder
View finder
Un-obstrusive is the word.
I shot them at chest level or stomach level without finders, apply hyper-focusing.
Only the Notre Dam shot and the lady carrying the boy was done with a finder shot at eye level.
View finder
Un-obstrusive is the word.
I shot them at chest level or stomach level without finders, apply hyper-focusing.
Only the Notre Dam shot and the lady carrying the boy was done with a finder shot at eye level.
noimmunity
scratch my niche
Nice photos!
The third shot shows really heavy "cyan drift". Have you tried Cornerfix? Or were you just going for that look?
The third shot shows really heavy "cyan drift". Have you tried Cornerfix? Or were you just going for that look?
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fotomeow
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"Cornerfix": never heard of it. I generally have more vignetting than I want: the CV 15/4.5 on the Epson RD1s is worse than the vignetting on the M8, and now I only have the Epson, so maybe I'll try it.
sevres_babylone
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Have you tried the Epson Raw software for the Epson? I found it very effective for dealing with vignetting with the 15mm.
And OP. Thanks for posting. I especially like the third one.
fotomeow
name under my name
thx. Will look that up.
sevres_babylone
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There's links to the software downloads (and other information) on the R-D1 information pages started by Rich Cutler, now hosted by CameraquestL
http://cameraquest.com/Epson-R-D1/_r-d1/r-d1_links.htm