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**Weekly X Series Photo Thread 08 Jan - 14 Jan**
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tamartin
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after a bit of freezing rain overnight. I'm enjoying the XP2, and no complaints about the 60mm lens, either.
Vic Chapman
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Such a versatile lens as your picture shows with both sharpness and creamy bokeh and very useful close focus. Every photographer should carry one.after a bit of freezing rain overnight. I'm enjoying the XP2, and no complaints about the 60mm lens, either.
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ashlynjoyce
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Compositionally, this image struggles bit... But this day was tremendously beautiful with a fresh snow fall the night before and a really happy pup...
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Ashlyn
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old ass Gearlist:
Fuji XPRO1 (RIP 5/2015)
Leica M3
Old and outdated Fuji XE1
Mamiya RB67 Professional
fluckton of Fuji glass
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Ashlyn
www.ashlynjoyce.com
old ass Gearlist:
Fuji XPRO1 (RIP 5/2015)
Leica M3
Old and outdated Fuji XE1
Mamiya RB67 Professional
fluckton of Fuji glass
JimmyHBG
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JS Burnie
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Oops, perhaps I posted this before. Not so easy to check. Oh well. Next week.
h andersen
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Frozen pigeion..
In memory of ......
First picture straight out of camera. (raw)
Second picture. Same Raw in Cap.10. Flowers masked and the rest of the image desaturated, contrast added to make an Acros look a like.
more cow bell
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My newest toy (infrared converted X-E1) continues to get most of my attention. Keeping my fingers crossed that my X-E2 is not the jealous type.
Looking east from Russian Hill
Used LR to stitch this panorama taken in the Presidio
Presidio
Presidio
Looking east from Russian Hill
Used LR to stitch this panorama taken in the Presidio
Presidio
Presidio
subscatter
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Lawrence Castle outside Exeter UK, orange light to the right is the city of Exeter 3 miles away, the castle was illuminated by moonlight
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Vic Chapman
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more cow bell
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Thank you kindly! Like yours it is a 590nm conversion. It is still early days for my IR post-processing -- I'm using software in new ways and doing a lot of learning/experimenting to see what is possible. I may eventually get a Hoya R72 filter in order to play around with 720nm images.
Vic Chapman
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Almost all of mine are with Hoya R72 now. It allows for different colour renderings than 590nm but also makes BW IR easier and more crisp I find. I can see you're already on your way and exploring the possibilities in post processing - which are pretty near endless. Good luck to you.
Vic
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TClair
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TClair
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Beautiful!
tamartin
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Well done! I can see #2 in particular as a print on a wall.
sertsa
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Beautiful set! Would love to hear how you processed these.
TClair
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Thank you, shot in RAW and processed in LR and NIK Silver for the B&W conversion. Also all shots were overexposed +1 stop to get good strong whites. With this much snow everything just goes to gray if you don't adjust exposure.
tamartin
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Shot with the 90mm, Acros film conversion with weak grain effect done in camera, and heavily cropped.
Nice set. Jerry comments a foot of snow is sticking around Portland. Your bio says you hail from Salem, Or. Do you usually get this much snow?
Bob
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