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| Nikkor 105mm f2.5 on a Nikon D600. ISO 100, f2.5, 1/800th. |
Lovely 
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Gaeger, absolutely beautiful picture (and subject!). |
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Minolfan
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| Posted: Tue Sep 25, 2012 7:01 am Post subject: |
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Minolfan wrote:
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| Gaeger, absolutely beautiful picture (and subject!). |
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Olivier
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| Posted: Tue Sep 25, 2012 1:02 pm Post subject: |
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Olivier wrote:
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| Gaeger, absolutely beautiful picture (and subject!). |
+1! |
+10 !
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bhargav wrote:
One of my favourite portraits of my daughter. Used a Minolta MD 50/1.4 with NEX 5.
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Minolfan wrote:
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| One of my favourite portraits of my daughter |
Happy girl! |
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Nikkor 105mm f2.5 on a Nikon D600. ISO 100, f2.5, 1/800th.
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Perfect focus, lighting, and of course beautiful young lady.
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kuuan
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kuuan wrote:
Gaeger this is really a stunning portrait, light, focus and expression, all is perfect, congratulations and thank you for sharing
first by Auto Takumar f1.8/85, other two by 'Pen-F' Zuiko f1.4/40 on Sony NEX5N
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first by Auto Takumar f1.8/85
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I love the first one.
But there's something a little strange in this, maybe one among (or a combination of) noise,sharpening and jpeg output?
What iso speed was it shot at?
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kuuan wrote:
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first by Auto Takumar f1.8/85
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I love the first one.
But there's something a little strange in this, maybe one among (or a combination of) noise,sharpening and jpeg output?
What iso speed was it shot at? |
thank you and very astute observation Aanything!
it was taken as jpeg at ISO1000 with EV-0.7 ( which had needed just before, and I had not yet reset ) and there was no light coming from the front. The face was way too dark, I had to light it up in PPing and that must have caused what you can see. I am not good at PPing, that I am on an uncalibrated monitor of a 15'' notebook doesn't help neither. Here another intend but I am not sure if it is any better:
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Aanything wrote:
What looked strange was the contrast between the noise on her face (and on the faces in the background) and the noiseless bright areas in the background, probably.
Anyway, lovely portraits (all of them, but this one in particular), and beautiful background rendering from the old tak.
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kuuan wrote:
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What looked strange was the contrast between the noise on her face (and on the faces in the background) and the noiseless bright areas in the background, probably.
Anyway, lovely portraits (all of them, but this one in particular), and beautiful background rendering from the old tak. |
I can see it. Thank you very much again for your valuable feedback!
best regards,
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kds315* wrote:
Nevertheless quite a fine portrait Andreas!
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kuuan wrote:
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| Nevertheless quite a fine portrait Andreas! |
thank you Klaus. In her expression I can see a few very typical Balinese attitudes that move me
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hasan wrote:
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Nikkor 105mm f2.5 on a Nikon D600. ISO 100, f2.5, 1/800th.
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hey, nice portrait...I am always dreaming of this lens, but where does this come from 
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My mum. Kiev-II with J8M, Kodak Vision2 500T film, Fomadon LQN developer, scanned on Epson 3200 flatbed.
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Great shoot Ian!
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Cheers, was a lucky one, she laughed at just the right moment. J8 is a great lens for portraits, all sonnars are imho, the smoothness just works so well for people.
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Katastrofo wrote:
Excellent catch and processing, Ian, get a frame! |
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Cheers Bill, you start to cherish pictures of family more as they get into later life, you know you will want to have them for memories one day.
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My grandfather, J. Dean, 92. Unfortunately, he is currently in the hospital with aspiration pneumonia, and may very well pass away soon. I'm glad I took the time and used one of the few remaining frames of Polaroid T55, to take this shot this summer.
J. Dean McCurdy by Dr. RawheaD, on Flickr
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gaeger wrote:
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Nikkor 105mm f2.5 on a Nikon D600. ISO 100, f2.5, 1/800th.
hey, nice portrait...I am always dreaming of this lens, but where does this come from
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Gosh, don't know what that is! I did some spotting on her face, so maybe a slip?
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That's a beautiful polaroid rawhead, real vintage look, I like it a lot.
Nice to see film is still alive, for me, the best portrait lenses are all old lenses with character and the tonality of film can be so beautiful for portraits.
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| Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2012 12:31 pm Post subject: |
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Olivier wrote:
So much beautiful portraits in this thread.
Congratulations to every photographer.
I find especially wonderful Rawhead's last photography.
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Orio wrote:
I like the first one, Andreas, I see what you mean with the expression of her face.
Good portrait, Ian.
Rawhead, the portrait of your father is really touching.
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