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sqwall
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 Posted: Thu May 24, 2007 5:52 pm Post subject: My Tair 3A Walk Around |
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sqwall wrote:
Some pix I made today. The people on the photos are my mother and my dad  . It became a family "walk the dog".
The photos of the seagulls are made on my fathers apartment building's roof. The birds have babies so are little aggressive . |
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Orio
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| Posted: Thu May 24, 2007 6:46 pm Post subject: |
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Orio wrote:
The first picture of the seagull is a crack!!!
But I also like the one with the little bird on the twig. 
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Himself
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| Posted: Thu May 24, 2007 6:49 pm Post subject: |
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Himself wrote:
Agressivity!!!
That's the name of that first airborned( pun intended) shark. Man, what a look!.
You took it right on time.
Congrats!
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yvonne
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yvonne wrote:
the first picture gives you an impression of the fears in the movie "The Birds" from Alfred Hitchcock 
I think i should search through Michaels lenses collection. Perhaps this lens could also be a nice trial for me.
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Borges
Joined: 09 Mar 2007
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Location: Moers, Germany
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Borges wrote:
Looks like a bomber on final approach  Impressive picture!
By the way, which format do you use, jpeg or raw? Any post processing? Some of your pictures show an impressive colour saturation and huge contrast. Here I mean for example the pictures of your
mother.
Michael
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Borges
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| Posted: Thu May 24, 2007 7:22 pm Post subject: |
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Borges wrote:
| yvonne wrote: |
I think i should search through Michaels lenses collection. Perhaps this lens could also be a nice trial for me. |
Did I mention that I'm on the way to make an auction for this? Should I stop this?
Michael
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Helios 44 (many different versions), Jupiter-9 , Jupiter 21M, Jupiter 37AM, Mir-1W, Mir-1V, Mir-10A, Mir-47M, Zenitar Fisheye, Tair 11-2, Industar 50-2 and a few more ...
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sqwall
Joined: 24 Apr 2007
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| Posted: Thu May 24, 2007 7:32 pm Post subject: |
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sqwall wrote:
I shoot only in RAW. My weapons of choice for raw developments are Adobe Light Room and Itchikawa Silky Pix according to the situation. I never do post- processing in photoshop like adding objects or smearing stuff. I export directly from the dev programs to jpg and post. I like RAW, with the right soft you can get almost 60-80% more from the picture. Light Room for now has the best sharpen I ever saw. And It can tweak JPGs very well to. I use this feat when I shoot with my Fuji S9000. The on board noise filter is better that noise ninja and noiseware and so the JPGs are more clean. I use only RAW at iso 80-200 on my Fuji. |
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yvonne
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yvonne wrote:
Sell every wide angle - but not the lenses I'm interested in.  You mustn't do that again!
Otherwise I don't accept any parcel from the parcel service again.... I know you're waiting for a delivery...
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Borges
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| Posted: Thu May 24, 2007 7:38 pm Post subject: |
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Borges wrote:
| sqwall wrote: |
| I shoot only in RAW. My weapons of choice for raw developments are Adobe Light Room and Itchikawa Silky Pix according to the situation. I never do post- processing in photoshop like adding objects or smearing stuff. I export directly from the dev programs to jpg and post. I like RAW, with the right soft you can get almost 60-80% more from the picture. Light Room for now has the best sharpen I ever saw. And It can tweak JPGs very well to. I use this feat when I shoot with my Fuji S9000. The on board noise filter is better that noise ninja and noiseware and so the JPGs are more clean. I use only RAW at iso 80-200 on my Fuji. |
Thanks for this information.
I use raw from first day we own our digital cameras and have tried a lot of converters. DPP, RawShooter, ACR, none of them are perfect regarding all aspects. I've deleted lightroom after first glimpse, it was much too slow for my pc with Celeron D and 1 gb. Perhaps I should give it a second chance
Michael
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list of lenses:
Helios 44 (many different versions), Jupiter-9 , Jupiter 21M, Jupiter 37AM, Mir-1W, Mir-1V, Mir-10A, Mir-47M, Zenitar Fisheye, Tair 11-2, Industar 50-2 and a few more ...
Our wedding photography blog:
http://www.yvonne-zemke.de/blog/
Websites:
http://www.yvonne-zemke.de
http://www.dearjohn.de |
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sqwall
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sqwall wrote:
Well its kinda slow but the results that you will get are impressive. |
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spkennedy3000
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spkennedy3000 wrote:
Number 1 is amazing...
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hacksawbob
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hacksawbob wrote:
First one shows great timing, you must have been cock on with the shutter press! Light room I now use for import once I have gone through with canon DPP to delete the bad ones, its much faster. I like No. 5 too she is very relaxed with you taking her picture, nice composition and exposure too! |
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