Share your Epson R-D1(s,x) photos

[Mr_Flibble]

CV 35mm 1.7 Ultron

 

[huntjump]

Nice shots as usual.

I shot this last night. Was pushing the R-D1 in very lowlight conditions. Leica 50mm Summilux, pre-asph. This one kinda came out to me, "jesus"-like (no religious offense at all by that observation). I also missed the focus a bit hitting the no smoking sign instead of his eyes

Water Striders 11 by huntjump, on Flickr

 

[kuvvy]

RD1 + chrome J8 (1958)

RD1 + CV 28 3.5 skopar

RD1 + CV 28 3.5 skopar

 

[back alley]

ah, back to the rd1, eh?

love that shot of the 2 little girls!

 

[Landberg]

Nice pics!

 

[paradoxbox]

Everyone's photos here kicks my crappy photos' as$ but I'll post 'em anyway

 

[back alley]

nothing wrong with those 2 shots...

 

[Mr_Flibble]

I got the patent on cr@ppy photo's around here! 😉

I agree with Joe, nothing wrong with those shots.
Like the first one especially.


Cagliostro! Fantastic colors, but the composition of the B/W photos appeal a little more to me personally.

 

[Guaranteed]

Everyone's photos here kicks my crappy photos' as$ but I'll post 'em anyway

I got the patent on cr@ppy photo's around here! 😉

I'm guessing the two of you have yet to see anything I've ever posted. If crappy photography were an Olympic event I'd medal everytime. 😀

I'm in agreement with Joe and Mr_Flibble, nothing at all wrong with your images paradoxbox, truth be told I quite enjoy the second one.

 

[andephotographic]

Loving this.

 

[Jobin]

This thread makes me want to trade my 5d classic for the little rd-1, love these images.

 

[tuanvinh2000]

i'm sure you can get the same look using Zeiss lens wide open with the 5D. The images here are amazing because ppl who own rd1 love it so much and would go out look for opportunities to maximize its potential. Or i'm just talking from my own experience. I'm not sure if i see things differently with a rangefinder camera but i do learn a lot in a short amount of time. perhaps share one of mine:

 

[back alley]

very nice, indeed!

 

[kermaier]

This thread makes me want to trade my 5d classic for the little rd-1, love these images.

Four years ago, I was about to pull the trigger on a 5D, when I discovered the existence of the R-D1. My immediate, gut reaction was "oh, yes -- must have that."

 

[andephotographic]

This thread makes me want to trade my 5d classic for the little rd-1, love these images.

Do it, that's exactly what I traded for one. My 5Dc had sat unused on the shelf for a couple months so off it went.

Kinda helps my gf has a 5Dc I can use whenever I want though!

 

[back alley]

i have been building a small and cheap dslr kit with a nikon d90 and prime lenses...i'm liking the close up capability and the auto focus...but i always go back to the rd1.

it IS nice to have both...

 

[Jamie Pillers]

Everyone's photos here kicks my crappy photos' as$ but I'll post 'em anyway

Beautiful! This is such a nice 'slice of life' image. And technically stunning. You have a good eye for seeing "life". Thanks for posting this.

 

[andephotographic]

i have been building a small and cheap dslr kit with a nikon d90 and prime lenses...i'm liking the close up capability and the auto focus...but i always go back to the rd1.

it IS nice to have both...

That's true.

I had lent my X100 to my gf and found myself trying to take product shots for ebay with my R-D1s, scale focus 25mm VC Skopar and I-61 L/D a few nights ago!

 

[andephotographic]

Some from a walk in the nice spring weather we have been having recently,


SECC tunnel, March 2012 by Ande Murdoch, on Flickr


Kelvin Way, March 2012 by Ande Murdoch, on Flickr


North Hanover Street, March 2012 by Ande Murdoch, on Flickr

 

[tobinharris]

Zeiss Planar f2 by tobinharris, on Flickr