Pro1 - A few

[sueanne]

It's been awhile since I took the Pro1 to Lancaster.

These are the better ones that I liked.

(The farmers were busy out in the fields and driving on the back roads has its advantages)

Tobacco getting ready for harvest.

1/1250s f/4.0 at 19.1mm

Spreading manure

1/1250s f/4.0 at 50.8mm

Chopping corn

1/800s f/4.0 at 50.8mm

Out of the window shot, as they came closer

1/800s f/4.0 at 30.5mm

We took a free tour of the Ressler mill and the house next door

1/800s f/4.0 at 8.1mm

My kids enjoying their tour

1/30s f/2.8 at 10.6mm

While at the mill, a farmer with a wagon of tobacco went by

1/640s f/4.0 at 33.9mm

One more of a boy disc-ing in the field

1/1000s f/4.0 at 14.8mm

and leaving

1/1000s f/4.0 at 50.8mm

Thanks for looking and c/c welcomed.

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regards,
sue anne

http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3494/5702986881_5bda303955_m.jpg

 

[sue p]

Great shots!!

 

[Hamdan Abdullah]

Hi SueAnne, great shots all and thanks for sharing them....

 

[sueanne]

Thanks Sue,

I always enjoy seeing the Amish at work and amazed at their dedication.

 

[sueanne]

Thanks Hamdan,

Lancaster is one of my favorite place to photograph and so much to see and do here.

Have a good day and nice to see you.

 

[Dale Buhanan]

Very nice, Sue Anne,
It is fun to see farming work done with the old horse team and equipment. Looks like they are stil getting some serious work done.

 

[RedFox88]

Images look rather soft, not sharp at all.

 

[sueanne]

Dale Buhanan wrote:

Thank you Dale,

There were a lot of farming being done, especially harvesting the tobacco.

In time, the corn will be next.

Very nice, Sue Anne,
It is fun to see farming work done with the old horse team and equipment. Looks like they are stil getting some serious work done.

 

[sueanne]

RedFox88 wrote:

Images look rather soft, not sharp at all.

Are you viewing the images at my 'original' size?

On my monitor, they look sharp but then again, many of these are cropped and I think in the direct sunlight, the images may be effected too.

Also for landscapes, the whole picture can not be sharp if my Av is f4.0

(the far trees will be abit on the blur side)

1/800s f/4.0 at 50.8mm

http://www.pbase.com/sueymarky/image/152100958/original

Or maybe my Pro1 is a dud....

 

[sue p]

So true and through you, sharing your pics, we can also see... :-D

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Sue : )

 

[sue p]

Original looks sharp to me ~ could be the site not posting as sharp...

 

[moris]

Hi Sueanne,

Very nice photos! It shows a different world, thanks for posting...

Have a nice day,

Moris

 

[RedFox88]

sueanne wrote:

RedFox88 wrote:

Images look rather soft, not sharp at all.

Are you viewing the images at my 'original' size?

Well the photo of the 2 people is definitely soft or blurry. And the others could use more sharpening.

On my monitor, they look sharp but then again, many of these are cropped and I think in the direct sunlight, the images may be effected too.

Also for landscapes, the whole picture can not be sharp if my Av is f4.0

(the far trees will be abit on the blur side)

1/800s f/4.0 at 50.8mm

http://www.pbase.com/sueymarky/image/152100958/original

Or maybe my Pro1 is a dud....

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regards,
sue anne
http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3494/5702986881_5bda303955_m.jpg

 

[sueanne]

moris wrote:

Hi Sueanne,

Very nice photos! It shows a different world, thanks for posting...

Have a nice day,

Thank you Moris,

The Amish always intrigues me with the manual ways of farming.

I was lucky to see them out in the fields that day.

Have a good evening too.

Moris

 

[sueanne]

RedFox88 wrote:

sueanne wrote:

RedFox88 wrote:

Images look rather soft, not sharp at all.

Are you viewing the images at my 'original' size?

Well the photo of the 2 people is definitely soft or blurry. And the others could use more sharpening.

Yes that picture of my kids were taken indoors with the light of the open door at 1/30s f/2.8 at 10.6mm and since I only took one of them, I will settle for their smiles.

As far as the rest, I do not like to over sharpen, and the memories of the Amish is fine with me and on my original size, they look how I saw it that afternoon.

On my monitor, they look sharp but then again, many of these are cropped and I think in the direct sunlight, the images may be effected too.

Also for landscapes, the whole picture can not be sharp if my Av is f4.0

(the far trees will be abit on the blur side)

1/800s f/4.0 at 50.8mm

http://www.pbase.com/sueymarky/image/152100958/original

Or maybe my Pro1 is a dud....

 

[Ronnie H]

Very nice,,the old Pro 1 still does a good job..Ron