mike earussi

https://pbase.com/sigmadslr/50_mm_ex https://www.optyczne.pl/74.1-Test_obiektywu-Sigma_50_mm_f_2.8_EX_DG_Macro-Wst%C4%99p.html Shoot it at f8 and you'll get excellent results.

It's not so much the skin color as it is the enhanced microcontrast in the skin from being over processed. Just needs to be reprocessed without so much fill light (or none at all).

The image quality is very different. The SD9 has more color saturation and better sharpness, though the color is less accurate than the SD10. I've never owned it but I did own the SD10 which would ...

The daylight setting will be stored in camera but the IR one just has to be written down. And adjusting the AF correctly just takes patience.

It does take a lot of work to get the AF adjusted correctly with the SD1M but it can be done. I have two settings for each lens, one for full daylight and another for IR (they're very different).

The 40mm and 135mm are also the two lenses I want to add to my collection as I already own the 70mm A, but unfortunately the new 105A is only for Sony or L mount so I won't be buying it.

Never noticed whether it does or not, but it obviously doesn't affect it optically.

Either would produce that "glowing" look, and being bonded to acrylic (especially if it's 1/4") also helps.

The polyester base of the white film produces a perfectly smooth image with none of the paper texture all other inkjet papers have (it's also used for Fuji's Super Glossy RA-4 paper). It's produces ...

Just remove the lens element from the 1.4x and you have an extension tube. That's what I do, it's very easy.

My (and many others) favorite is Canson Aquarelle: https://en.canson.com/digital-fine-art-and-photo/infinity-aquarelle-rag It has a random texture as opposed to most others which have a mechanical ...

I've recommend several times for Sigma to put an X3 H sized sensor in an L mount body if they want to hold on to their present Foveon customer base, though with the current chip shortage they ...

I own it now and use it on my SD1M as a snapshot lens, but it's certainly nothing I'd use for high quality work.

This is the best I've found though it's probably not complete. http://allphotolenses.com/lenses/brands/c_29/p_11.html

Something I found posted on Facebook: https://www.nadir.it/ob-fot/SIGMA_TUTTE-LE-FOTOCAMERE/Sigma-foveon-tutti-i-modelli.htm?fbclid=IwAR0L7qAsM9vk1nhprmNI2shVJwQOVqcJbyKog_zXTLdy8dDA19Xiu0h7ER0

This will help you with color more than a new camera would: https://calibrite.com/us/product/colorchecker-passport-photo-2/?noredirect=en-US

Never used them but they have a nice video showing how they make them: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWowpe84rXw&t=152s https://www.bumblejax.com/acrylic-prints/ Do you understand the limitations ...

Roger is the one that has the H with the overheating problem and he hasn't found any solution. It seems to be hit or miss.

All canvasses are not created equal. If you seen one canvas and haven't like it please realize that there's a great variety in canvas surfaces from matte to luster to glossy. I've done a lot of ...

So would I but I can't paint at all. And by canvas I meant photographic inkjet canvas. ;)