Surefoot

Surefoot

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Joined on Aug 12, 2010

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  • Replied in Oops forgot
    there is also the newer Panasonic 45-150mm zoom, also with OIS (good on your GF1), cheaper than the 45-175 but obviously shorter in range.
  • Get a light and easy zoom, the Lumix 45-175X is stabilized (OIS) and works well on the GF1. It will also complement very well your 20mm. Another option is to get the Olympus 45mm, which obviously...
  • Sorry no sample online.. i am also a stills shooter for the main part, and i was just as intrigued by video capabilities of my 25mm Nokton as you are. So i tried my hand a bit, last time was when a...
  • Replied in Nice portrait
    Did you try and shoot video with this lens ? You'll be amazed at the results, believe me :)
  • Replied in Got one..
    .. and it's a specialty lens indeed. I have the 25mm. Tried some video with it, the rendering is totally amazing. Night shots at parties are fun too. Used it a few times for daylight landscape...
  • True, and the problem is the main usage of an UWA is in such situations: outdoors, with high chances of sun being somewhere in the frame or near it... Honestly with longer focals this is no concern...
  • Hi Anders, i was referring to the 3 purple blobs on top left, which mirror the 3 light sources precisely. This is the same problem as with the 7-14mm.
  • every lens is affected, even the mighty M.Zuiko 75mm, although obviously it's a lot more difficult to reproduce due to almost zero chances of getting flare at all to start with. More to the point,...
  • Replied in I second that
    ... and the 20mm f/1.7 or the 25mm f/1.4 can be exchanged, if you have the extra money. The 20mm is still excellent, the 25mm is outstanding. So is the 75mm. I am getting to like the 12mm in video...
  • Replied in Not in this case
    the sun has to be directly in the frame or just outside it. If it's just about to rise or behind a mountain, you will be fine.
  • Because photography is a very serious affair. I suppose your photos are never "pointless" and of course, devoid of any artistic pursuit, which is pointless by definition...

  • @apiza: Because photography is a very serious affair. I suppose your photos are never "pointless" and of course, devoid of any artistic pursuit, which is pointless by definition...

  • To expand a bit on this, today everyone can press a shutter. Everyone can afford a "prosumer" DSLR with a few big lenses and think they're a pro because of this. To "look the part" just bring out...
  • Replied in Perfect
    The tone and composition are excellent, really captures the attention.
  • and it's contagious. Well done, really. Those little fisheyes were underestimated but i see a trend towards a better usage of them.
  • Joke apart, people are more relaxed when not being pointed at by a big, aggressive looking bazooka, and when they can actually see the face of the (hopefully smiling) photographer. It shows up in...
  • Also the tilted bench is a problem - i know, this kind of instant doesnt come easily, but candids are actually a work of patience... First thing when you frame this kind of shot, try to get it...
  • I have both. The IQ is slightly superior on the 75mm, but mind that the 45mm is already very sharp. Still, every portrait i open in LR that was done with the 75 is jaw dropping.The only downside is...
  • Replied in I do but...
    .. my only yellow filter is a russian model that comes with my Rubinar mirror lens. I dont want to dismantle it, you understand why :)Do you think it works with the filter held in front of the lens...
  • Tried in PP but the image information (in my case, with orbs generated by the sun) is lost due to clipping.. The general WB is nothing special to start with.
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