Spoks
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M9, 1/11, f/1.4, 35 mm, ISO 1600
M9, 1/30, f/1.4, 50mm, ISO 1250
M9, 1/20, f/1.4, 35 mm, ISO 1250
M9, 1/60, f/1.4, 35 mm, ISO 160
Here shows M9 far better high ISO performance than M8. But this reddish skin tone is still there. Is it just as difficult to get rid of as on the M8?
Good pictures, though.
nksyoon
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I've found the reddish skin tone to be more noticeable with the M9 than the M8, maybe perhaps the Adobe Raw profiles have yet to be sufficiently refined.
jaapv
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It is easy to get rid of in Capture One Pro. The Adobe profiles are not there yet, although the current ones are a lot better than the first ones were Those shots were clearly made in horrible mixed light, so I would not be too worried on basis of them. Another mixed light shot: Candle, Tungsten, Eco-bulbs.... M9, Summilux 24 @ 1.4 ISO 1250:
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Olsen
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It is easy to get rid of in Capture One Pro. The Adobe profiles are not there yet, although the current ones are a lot better than the first ones were Those shots were clearly made in horrible mixed light, so I would not be too worried on basis of them. Another mixed light shot: Candle, Tungsten, Eco-bulbs.... M9, Summilux 24 @ 1.4 ISO 1250:
Jaap,
A beautiful scene! Where is this..?
jaapv
RFF Sponsoring Member.
This is the garden terrace of the Cin Cin Wine Bar in the Norfolk Hotel in Nairobi. We had just arrived after a rather strenuous journey. The food and wines are marvellous.
Burkey
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Recent vacation. M8, Nokton 35/1.4, ISO1250, LR2.6, CS4 for posting. (Geezy, I coulda' sworn I posted this around here before. Oh well, yet another senior moment.
. . . Burkey
. . . Burkey
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