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Dead Camera Photos
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I used to shoot performing arts on film with manual focucus Ai lenses. Dead film cameras.
Face detect worked a treat and these pictures have far better IQ than I ever got with Tmax at 1600
Pat metheny curtain call at a "cameras are banned" concert hidden in my wifes handbag. This is heavy crop, about a quarter of a frame.
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Face detect worked a treat and these pictures have far better IQ than I ever got with Tmax at 1600
Pat metheny curtain call at a "cameras are banned" concert hidden in my wifes handbag. This is heavy crop, about a quarter of a frame.
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NIGEL'S RAMBLES
nigelvoak.blogspot.it
The Indecisive Moment
momenti-indecisivi.blogspot.it
will focus
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A few from the OM Dead II...
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Taken over 8 years ago with an Olympus EP1 and a much maligned 17mm f/2.8 pancake lens
Taken in 2016 with an Olympus EM1 and a 12-40mm f/2.8 lens
Taken in 2015 with a Panasonic GM1 and 12-32mm lens
Taken in 2015 with an Olympus EM5 and a 45mm f/1.8 lens
Taken in 2014 with an Olympus EM5 and 25mm f/1.8 lens
Taken in 2013 with an Olympus EM5 and 40-150mm f/4-5.6 lens
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Marty
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Doxa750
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Stunning photos you got there!
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Denjw
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Bob Janes
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Bravo - the best way of combating camera forum gear nonsense, is to post some great photos!
Fuchalmania
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Both shot hand-held in Sydney this evening. In-camera monochrome, with zero colours, levels, etc touched in post processing. Some cropping to get horizon lines right.
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dmanthree
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I posted a question in the "site advice" forum asking if I could create a custom filter for the forums. I would truly love to be able to filter out any thread with "FF" in the title. Yes, I know, I can simply not read them, and I don't, but really rather not have to even scroll past them. Total waste of time.
Anyway, this thread was part sarcasm part "middle finger" to all those damned posts, and to TN, who is, as usual, wrong again.
Erick L
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Thanks!
I still use the old E-M5 I bought in 2012. I've carried it well over 2000km of hiking, usually unprotected around my neck/shoulder. It has a cracked screen since that photo on the beach (tripod fell) and the the screen died this summer. The E-Pm2 was a cheap demo kit and I sold the kit lens. The camera lasted about a year and a half, drowned in my own sweat.
I've been hoping for small, weather sealed travel/outdoor camera since. I have no interest in FF but APS would do.Some more dead camera photos...
Mont Albert
Numa Pass, Rockwall Trail
Chute du Diable campsite
Parc des Grands-Jardins
Mont Albert
Reef Icefield & Coleman Glacier
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Some really amazing photos in this thread. This photo is particularly phenomenal in my opinion. Great framing.
Sunset on Mont Mégantic, Québec.
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Obviously being a dead camera I should never have taken the ep5 on a day out recently.
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