faris
Well-known
hello all,
my m8 and 50/1.4 'lux,35/2 'cron and the 75 are speeding their way to me
from london. expect to have them 2-3 days ( hopefully ).
i wear eyeglasses, do i need anything special with my m8. i have the +3 diopter
ordered and the magnifier.
i guess my first challenge would be to get the focusing right. i feel this might
be a long learning curve for me.
i shall be asking for a lot of help,so please bear with me. are my lenses good
to start of with my type of image making.
thank you and best regards.
a pic to illustrate the type of images i like to make:
my m8 and 50/1.4 'lux,35/2 'cron and the 75 are speeding their way to me
from london. expect to have them 2-3 days ( hopefully ).
i wear eyeglasses, do i need anything special with my m8. i have the +3 diopter
ordered and the magnifier.
i guess my first challenge would be to get the focusing right. i feel this might
be a long learning curve for me.
i shall be asking for a lot of help,so please bear with me. are my lenses good
to start of with my type of image making.
thank you and best regards.
a pic to illustrate the type of images i like to make:
Joe Mondello
Resu Deretsiger
Welcome and enjoy your new camera and lenses.
Are the lenses you bought good for images like the nice one you posted? Sure.
Are the lenses you bought good for images like the nice one you posted? Sure.
faris
Well-known
Joe Mondello said:
Thanks a lot Joe for your welcome. Can't wait to get my camera!
Regards.
Revelatio
Newbie
faris said:
I don't think you will have a problem with focusing. It was abit confusing for me at first considering the fact that I am new to photography and from a DSLR background. You'll get used to it very soon!
Welcome, faris! You are certainly starting with RF cameras at the high end! I hope it suits you well. Your very nice and saturated sample image looks like it was shot with a longer lens, but aside from that I think your new gear should be versatile and encompass that style.
faris
Well-known
Doug said:
Hi Doug,
thought it better to get one with it once and for all, so ordered the items.
95% of my images are taken with the 50/1.4 or 85/1.4 on a dslr. the 50/1.4 sees
more than 90% of that.
Bigger lenses..cant hold steady. that's why got the 50/1.4 and the 75. the 35/2 is
for 'just in case' .
i like underexposed and saturated images. exposing to the right and/or left to me
are generalisations which in most instances i ignore. depends only on the subject
and what i feel and want others to feel. do a fair bit of ps, if required.
thanks for your welcome. approach rf with trepidation.
Regards.