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SDQ
- Thread starter CardinalSin
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otumay
Leading Member
Striking images! Which lens, please?
Marco Dadone
Senior Member
Beautiful images, just a little oversaturated imho but I like them.
You like the sdQ I think!
You like the sdQ I think!
CardinalSin
Well-known member
18-35A ..and Thank You!
-Petri-
-Petri-
CardinalSin
Well-known member
I like it a lot! I have SD10, 2xSD14, SD1M, and DP1. For first time (imho) focus makes all the difference with SDQ (focus peaking I mean) 
-Petri-
-Petri-
Nice! I prefer the second one. You seem to have a good handle on the noise (not too much, but it doesn't look like you've blurred the image by over-compensating for noise). What settings/processing did you do with regard to noise with that second image? I also wonder what aperture you shot that photo at. It seems to have a pretty deep depth of field.
larryj
Forum Pro
Beautiful images CardinalSin: The 18-35 mm Art lens really works well on the sdQ. Thanks for sharing 
PS. I agree the focus peaking is a great addition to Sigma cameras!
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Cheers,
larryj
If you can see the light, you can photograph it
Quote from Myron Woods
PS. I agree the focus peaking is a great addition to Sigma cameras!
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Cheers,
larryj
If you can see the light, you can photograph it
Quote from Myron Woods
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SigmaChrome
Forum Pro
Magnificent captures.
Thanks for posting.
Thanks for posting.
CardinalSin
Well-known member
Photo was taken yesterday during my two red irish setters "field run". It was -10C and not very much effort on this photo and taken handheld...I left camera in my car at first, but saw the landscape and desided to give a try???
F5.6, 1/100 iso100
I used Kalpanika wrapper to convert RAW to DNG, Edited in LR to my taste, but didn't do anything about noise. Sorry, I can't remember LR settings to specify???
-Petri-
P.S. Credits to Kalpanika Crew again!!!
F5.6, 1/100 iso100
I used Kalpanika wrapper to convert RAW to DNG, Edited in LR to my taste, but didn't do anything about noise. Sorry, I can't remember LR settings to specify???
-Petri-
P.S. Credits to Kalpanika Crew again!!!
CardinalSin
Well-known member
edit: EV -0.7Photo was taken yesterday during my two red irish setters "field run". It was -10C and not very much effort on this photo and taken handheld...I left camera in my car at first, but saw the landscape and desided to give a try???
F5.6, 1/100 iso100
I used Kalpanika wrapper to convert RAW to DNG, Edited in LR to my taste, but didn't do anything about noise. Sorry, I can't remember LR settings to specify???
-Petri-
P.S. Credits to Kalpanika Crew again!!!
L Tippett
Senior Member
Really nice images Petri.
Glad your enjoying the SDQ it's a very nice camera ;-)
The colours are a tad vibrant but we all have slightly different tastes.
In the first image I love the painted road markings which have made a great lead-in line to the sunset or sunrise, this is very well thought out.
Thanks for sharing.
Kind regards Lea.
Glad your enjoying the SDQ it's a very nice camera ;-)
The colours are a tad vibrant but we all have slightly different tastes.
In the first image I love the painted road markings which have made a great lead-in line to the sunset or sunrise, this is very well thought out.
Thanks for sharing.
Kind regards Lea.
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