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

[andreas.pichler]

Cemetery walk on a winter day...

 

[gohaj]

 

[Mr_Flibble]

Hektor 135mm f/4.5, 800 ISO @ f/16 at Aperture Priority, PLOOT + LTM to M adapter and Universal Bellows I

 

[Mr_Flibble]

Can't believe this topic dropped off the first page!

Spent the afternoon walking through the local nature reserve with a friend and a few cameras.

Found out my Epson needed to have the sensor cleaned.

Great texture on the sand from the recent rains

All shots with a J-3 attached.

The sand of the reserve has swallowed up a town and a swimming pool in the 19th century.

Taken from the "Capusijners Berg" the tallest dune in the reserve

 

[Firsty]

chasing the setting sun
warmed the shot up a little and burnt the riders and horses a little

jupiter -3 iso 200 1/125 f5.6 I think

 

[aldobonnard]

@ Obioma: great left pic (and beautiful model 🙂; what lens was it ?

 

[mmabale]

my new to me r-d1

my new to me r-d1

I finally rejoined the digital clan. I was undecided between a used R-D1 or the Panasonic GF1. This is my first interchangeable lens digital camera.
I think I made the right choice.

After a slight mishap in accidentally setting the language to Japanese which took me awhile to reset, I am now thoroughly enjoying the R-D1 thus far. These are all shot with CV Skopar 35/2.8

Here's one of my favorites ever.


I really enjoy shooting in BW mode with filters, and having the ability to go back to the RAW file if I want the original color data.






Experiment with red filter:

 

[andreas.pichler]

My nice, four years old, CV 1.4/40, ISO 800, aperture 2.0, dawn light:

 

[back alley]

I finally rejoined the digital clan. I was undecided between a used R-D1 or the Panasonic GF1. This is my first interchangeable lens digital camera.
I think I made the right choice.

After a slight mishap in accidentally setting the language to Japanese which took me awhile to reset, I am now thoroughly enjoying the R-D1 thus far. These are all shot with CV Skopar 35/2.8

Here's one of my favorites ever.

I really enjoy shooting in BW mode with filters, and having the ability to go back to the RAW file if I want the original color data.

Experiments with red filter:

are you using real filters on the lens or the built in filters in the rd1?

 

[back alley]

chasing the setting sun
warmed the shot up a little and burnt the riders and horses a little

jupiter -3 iso 200 1/125 f5.6 I think

very nice!

 

[mmabale]

are you using real filters on the lens or the built in filters in the rd1?

Built-in red filter + film setting 2 for the last two.

 

[Mr_Flibble]

1600 ISO, wide-open with Jupiter 3

...the orbs are street lights...

 

[Mr_Flibble]

And something a bit more colorful

 

[Mr_Flibble]

The hand full of sand adds to the scene 😉

 

[back alley]

 

[back alley]

 

[back alley]

 

[Mr_Flibble]

I had some trouble identifying the strange growth on the cow's leg ...guess I can't recognize a chicken as readily as I thought I would. But yes, very nice colours, the lemons also.

Back Alley, those street shots are great too. Love that last one!


I'm currently processing some images I took last weekend at the Passchendaele Memorial Museum in Zonnebeke, won't have time to process them all because I'm leaving for the Czech Republic on Wednesday 🙁

 

[yaleo]

thank you

thank you

😉Good night
I thank you for all advice which you gave me. I finally had my Lens which I have, order.
. I noted that rd1s in a tendency to sub-exhibition. To resolve this problem, which you make. What profiles of film use you?
In general what regulatings do you perform for your camera?
I also have a problem of dust on the sensor.
But do not have serious, because which pleasure of working with this tool. I introduce you about pictures be forgiving, because I start télémétrique there.
Yann

 

[shadeofpale]

Mainstation on my model railway 😉

shot with Color-Skopar 35/ 2,5

Cheers!
Don