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Farside wrote:
More pics here http://www.flickr.com/photos/15509115@N05/
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sichko wrote:
Nice set. #1 is scary. The figure on the left reminds me of Mrs. Thatcher.
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patrickh wrote:
Not Mrs T - no horns.
Those kiron zooms are quite amazing given their age, way ahead of their time.
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poilu wrote:
nice series Dave! you capture the atmosphere |
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Rolf wrote:
Nice images. my fave is no. 1
BTW do you live at Waterford ?
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sichko wrote:
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Those kiron zooms are quite amazing given their age, way ahead of their time.
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Yes. I've got the 70-150 (1 touch, Vivitar badge) which is very nice.
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Cheers, guys.
I'm quite impressed by this one - it's heavy and it tends to stick at the long end, but it makes a much better image than the Kobori 28-200. The only one that initially lacked contrast was the shot of the three guys on the back of the ship and that was only because the short hood allowed the sunlight to wash across the front element.
Wide open it's a bit lacking in precision at the edges and a bit of CA appears, but that's to be expected - it can't do everything well, but the range from 30 - 170 is quite good. It copes with glare well and only needs to shed half its weight and a longer hood, which I can get away with because of the crop factor.
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patrickh wrote:
Try the kiron 28-85. I think it is even better and is certainly smaller/lighter.
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patrickh wrote:
Sample from the 28-85
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Farside wrote:
I'm very happy with the SP Tamron of that range, so I'm not really looking for another one in that size. All this started with the desire for a bit of a do-everything lens, but so far of the three superzooms I've tried (Tam 28-200, Kobori 28-200) the Kiron is the only one I like.
I think I'll sell the other two. Pity about the Tamron 28-200, for it's light and compact and the IQ is ok for the most part, but that dreadful purple fringing it produces on highlights is unusable.
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tobbsman wrote:
#1 yes ! Perfectly seen and executed shot.
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Minolfan wrote:
Nice pictures and #1 is really great. |
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Farside wrote:
Heh. No 1 was pure opportunism and the camera wouldn't fire at first because the AF/MF switch was on the wrong setting. I missed a good shot of the people a bit closer together, but the one I got works well.
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lahnet wrote:
Number one is a top class photo. The WOW factor when it is best.
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Esox lucius wrote:
I agree, I like #1 the best because of impact. All are very nice results though, but it stands out in this series.
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#1 of course. It definitely has a Margritte-atmosphere.
Great shot.
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Orio wrote:
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| Heh. No 1 was pure opportunism and the camera wouldn't fire at first because the AF/MF switch was on the wrong setting. I missed a good shot of the people a bit closer together, but the one I got works well. |
I actually like it much rightly because the people are so apart. It introduces somehow a dramatic element, thanks also to the left man who is looking to the left
Really top notch snapshot.
I also like much # 5
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#1 of course. It definitely has a Margritte-atmosphere.
Great shot.
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I was thinking it was reminiscent of Magritte or similar, but I'm glad somebody else said it. 
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