RSilva
Member
Couples of pics from my first roll with the G2.
Very happy with the camera so far.
I learned that you need to make sure that the focus is on the subject. I got many shots with focus at infinite and subject OOF (ex: pic #4).
1) Cityscape with the 45/2 lens
000007560006.jpg by ju_el_an, on Flickr
2) Cityscape with the 28/2.8 lens
000007560010.jpg by ju_el_an, on Flickr
3) Landscape with the 45/2 lens
000007560016.jpg by ju_el_an, on Flickr
4) 'Lucky' miss focus with the 45/2 lens
000007570009.jpg by ju_el_an, on Flickr
5) Portrait with the 45/2 lens
000007570023.jpg by ju_el_an, on Flickr
6) Portrait with the 45/2 lens
000007570037.jpg by ju_el_an, on Flickr
Larger pics on my Flickr.
Jultou, can you please tell me what scanner do you use. I have got the G1 plus the 28mm and the 45mm but my images don´t come even close to yours. I use a epson V700 scanner. thanks
jwicaksana
Jakarta, Indonesia
I really like the cityscapes!
jultou
Established
It was scanned by a good professional lab locally in Montreal - LL Lozeau. I am very happy with their work but it cost around $5/roll for 8X12 @300dpi. I don't know which scanner they use but I guess it is an expensive one...
I was using a flatbed scanner Canon 9000F in the past which I believe compares to the Epson V700 in term of performance. After trying several settings, I was not happy with the results. Lot of post processing (dust, exposure, sharpness) was needed to get a decent image. I finally sold the scanner and now I only use a professional lab for that work.
RSilva
Member
Thanks, it's been a pain to achieve results with the v700. I have improved a lot but still not happy.