SigmaChrome
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Very appealing shots.
The last two are my faves.
That 60mm Macro lens is looking pretty tempting...
The last two are my faves.
That 60mm Macro lens is looking pretty tempting...
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** Weekly X Series Photo Thread 17 NOV - 23 NOV**
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sluggy_warrior
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The legendary 56mm f/1.2R just arrived today. Its AF is pretty OK on the X-T20, the AF motor's feel/noise is quite ... different 
still king of bokeh, though.
Also get to process a few flower shots from my backlog, the perk of shooting RAW ...
still king of bokeh, though.Also get to process a few flower shots from my backlog, the perk of shooting RAW ...
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I love these autumn mornings in the Fens
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Looks good! Nice renderings of textures too.A few from the Meike 35mm 1.4 manual focus lens A well spent 109 dollars.
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Dead Sea - continues to recede :-(
The sink holes can open up any moment. Line of them on left hand side.
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Thats as interesting as it is appealing (v.much).
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"Bum"That's funny! I suppose I could edit the posts and delete YOURS but it has some comical value....yes the "S" key is somewhat close to the "W" key. If I had said "wee on"...then there would be a problem....especially as an older male...okay enough said.I love them as well, and I’m gonna seriously hope that your comment was a bit of a typo, otherwise, the OP might just take that a bit personally.I suppose it;'s monochrome week for the Bob's!
Always a pleasure to wee your images.
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Been playing around with various programs to see how close I could get to an old silver gelatin looking print, from an old box style camera.
Fuji X100F with my new wide converter.
Feel free to critique, or offer suggestions!
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Fuji X100F with my new wide converter.
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JS Burnie
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Really nice!
I like it. Can you share what software you used?
Thanks!
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Sure! I used Nik Analog Efx Pro 2 for the older effects, and colour toning, and then did some light eq in ACDSee.
Cheers!
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Subjectively, I'm interested in this but. . . What really matters is how you feel it suits you 3 weeks from now. I have a sense that if you're asking, you need more time with this in particular, or when similarly applied to other exposures. Got to break quite a few eggs to come up with new & interesting recipe's - no?
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How right you are, Bob. I think anyone of us, who's even mildly self-critical, has had that feeling the next day/week/month... of 'Ugghhh.... what was I thinking!'Subjectively, I'm interested in this but. . . What really matters is how you feel it suits you 3 weeks from now. I have a sense that if you're asking, you need more time with this in particular, or when similarly applied to other exposures. Got to break quite a few eggs to come up with new & interesting recipe's - no?
Eh... time will tell, I 'spose.
SigmaChrome
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I'd call that a great success, Victoria.
Wonderful mood and lovely, subtle tones.
Wonderful mood and lovely, subtle tones.
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I can be easily accused of being a bit obsessed with Hummingbirds (been that way for many years now). Mea culpa. However, they're just too lovely and temping a target for a little backyard photography. Forgive me in advance if I'm oversharing a bit with these little guys. Really liked the colors in this one (taken with X-H1 and 100-400 lens).
Anna's Hummingbird female
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Anna's Hummingbird female
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By the looks of things, I'm glad you're sharing your obsession. I've attempted hummingbirds before, and I know how tricky a shot like this can be!I can be easily accused of being a bit obsessed with Hummingbirds (been that way for many years now). Mea culpa. However, they're just too lovely and temping a target for a little backyard photography. Forgive me in advance if I'm oversharing a bit with these little guys.
Anna's Hummingbird female
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Thank you very kindly, Victoria.
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