HonourableTyr

Wow... That is sad and unexpected news. I don't frequent the forum as much as I used to but Ron was a font of useful knowledge, entertained & informed us with is experiments and let us not forget ...

I found a GUI which made things much faster. I've corrected all the images :)

Wow, it a command line based tool the only thing available? It would take me hours to correct my photos doing that! I don't have time to change each incorrect metadata field entry, 3-6 per file, ...

That is JPEG compression used by whatever hosting service was used for redistributing the image. JPEG uses an 8x8 or 16x16 pixel block size and in low quality compression modes, to save bandwidth, ...

Just wondering if anyone can help. I was 'missing' a few files from a shoot the other day. I have now located them and they are recorded as having been shot in the future, in 2041 and 2136! These ...

Those are really stunning photographs. I'm especially fond of the 3rd and 4th. The level of details is superb.

That looks to me to be excellent flare control. Try the DA*16-50 f/2.8 for comparison and you'll find much worse flare. I'd be exceptionally pleased with that lens.

I think and IF lens would lose image quality or be quite big. It would also no longer be a F.R.E.E. design. Only recently got a DFA100WR so I'll be annoyed if they release a DC or SDM version.

Wow, nice colours! You've been out a bit looking at the other threads. FA77ltd? Can't fault any of the shots, on any of the threads. Nice work!

I don't think it is out of focus, just motion blur as it is a 4s exposure. So hard shooting long exposures of the moon.

No worries, open forum so I expect to get a lot of different opinions. I did make it a little flatter and desaturated it by about 50% as well as darkening it a lot (about two stops). On a more ...

Ah, to have that kind of view! We don't really have wilderness or mountains over here. Yes there are beautiful places but I miss seemingly endless forests and mountains, real mountains.

Just for LOLz. Here is a 'realistic' shot just for you.

Focusing is not easy. What i did was focus on the moon when it was bright and then leave the focus there for the rest of the shots. Main issue you would have had is the moon moving ove the 2s ...

That has worked wonderfully, plenty of detail.

But I already explained it is a composite, which gives it high contrast. The photo should be sRGB and all within that colour space.

It has worked really well. It is nice to see with some scenery from a wider angle.

No idea what you mean. Lightroom CC & Photoshop CC used for the images. The only thing I can think is that it could be a colour space or calibration issue.

That is such a good idea!