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Pic-a-weekend 4/11-13 all are welcome...

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Very nice...I like this one better for sure...:)
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What a great surpise! Lucky you! Helen was really thinking about you and your birthday. So nice to see it. Hope you had a great day. Nice pictures too btw ;-)

Olga
Guenter Borgemeister said:


and another one from today:


spm said:
Hi eveyone,
This is a free for all thread for groupd sharing in the weekend...no
rules...alll cameras with Foveon sensors and or Sigma are
welcome...feel free to share and comments or not comments as you
wish...Also anyone can start this thread at the beginning of the week
end.
OK...share away and I will post my later.
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people always do that, but the really great make you feel that you,
too, can become great.'
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I like that one :D

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Currently using: Sigma SD10/14/DP-1. Nikon D3. Olympus E510 + 7-14. Minox DCC.
 
i've been to this location many times. it is always fun to see how the silos will be interacting with the evening light.

first time there with my new 10-20. is going to take a while for me to get used to the amount of geometric distortion this lens gives but until sigma releases their 4x5 300MPxl foveon view camera this will have to do :)



thanks for looking.

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my makeshift collection of photographs:

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there's something i love about photos of livestock in green pastures. strange i know, don't know why.

makes me regret selling my SD10 too. your photo reminded me that it didn't actually turn into a pumpkin when the SD14 was released ;)

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my makeshift collection of photographs:

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I too was torn between the 30 or 28mm but I'm more concerned with CA. From all I could gather, the 30mm had higher CA across all apertures where as the 28 seems only prone to f1.8. As I use it more I'll learn where and when CA will be a problem. I'm in no way disappointed with my purchase, the focusing is ok for me.

Tom
 
Wow spm: Great macro shot with the DP1. I would say it comes close to what you could do with the Sigma SD14 and the 50 mm macro! Thanks for sharing.
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OK it was shot in 2004 - but has been re-processed now using the latest version of DPP - it's full size SD9 (Sorry Dialiuppers) but I Love the detail .. Shot with the very rare HSM version of the super-sharp 300mm F4 APO Telemacro WIDE OPEN ..

I think it's relevant to this thread because despite being a 4yr old file, it's been brought back to life with the latest SPP showing that even with the 1st gen Foveon cams, new versions of SPP are improving them . I bet the ISO400 peformance isn't as dire now too :)



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