More shots with my M9 on Visoflex and Elmar 65mm lens

[third3rdwheel]

Need to learn how to use lightroom to get rid of reflections in the glass. :sweat:

 

[ZoomP]

Need to learn how to use lightroom to get rid of reflections in the glass. :sweat:

Nice Fiddy.

 

[engrmariano]

sensor dust already at the left side :sweat:

 

[iMac08]

the RF forum has a diff breed of photographer....nice pam...and yes sensor dust alr. is this at f11? else is quite obvious even at large aperture size

 

[matrix1195]

Need to learn how to use lightroom to get rid of reflections in the glass. :sweat:

block it with black cloth la.... or some black cardboard

 

[enivre]

Need to learn how to use lightroom to get rid of reflections in the glass. :sweat:

eh.. how will lightroom help you do that? Best to get it right in camera... ;p

 

[third3rdwheel]

sensor dust already at the left side :sweat:

Thanks for highlighting. I think the dust came from the visoflex, just checked, it should have been clearned before I used it.

I wonder if Schmidt cleans sensors.

 

[Nasty204]

Nice Fiddy.

Yup, there seems to be a Radiomir case beside i, is it the Cali?

 

[third3rdwheel]

Yup, there seems to be a Radiomir case beside i, is it the Cali?

Yes it is. Thanks.

 

[blacvios]

Need to learn how to use lightroom to get rid of reflections in the glass. :sweat:

Hope i am not OT but with regards to reflections on watches, i have always like reflections on watch faces it just helps to show the hands and markers much better. Here are my examples on my simple seikos shot by a fuji PNS.

 

[third3rdwheel]

Hope i am not OT but with regards to reflections on watches, i have always like reflections on watch faces it just helps to show the hands and markers much better. Here are my examples on my simple seikos shot by a fuji PNS.

Interesting shots.

 

[night86mare]

wow, that purple fringing. :sweat:

i hope you didn't buy the m9 to shoot watches.......

 

[sjackal]

Purple fringing, or watch crystal's AR coating?

 

[blacvios]

Interesting shots.

Some forumers at watch forums says what the hell i am shooting with reflections, but i like the 3D effect it makes to the dial. Nice watch you have there.

 

[night86mare]

Purple fringing, or watch crystal's AR coating?

on the metal as well?

 

[third3rdwheel]

Purple fringing, or watch crystal's AR coating?

I always like to respond to people who are constructive. :bsmilie: It could be fringing or could be the coating. Will need to shoot more shots to be able to tell for sure. Thanks for the input.

 

[third3rdwheel]

Some forumers at watch forums says what the hell i am shooting with reflections, but i like the 3D effect it makes to the dial. Nice watch you have there.

Actually quite often reflections are not desirable. But you have done quite well, esp the last shot where the reflections are not a bother. :thumbsup:

 

[night86mare]

I always like to respond to people who are constructive. :bsmilie:

:bsmilie::bsmilie::bsmilie:

可悲

 

[iMac08]

ain't the back ground or where u are shooting important also? i don't think u can use LR to remove all the reflection but more like you need to play with the lightings and positioning.....

maybe you can try with flash? but i'm not sure how you do that on your RF.

 

[third3rdwheel]

:bsmilie::bsmilie::bsmilie:

可悲

Just a friendly dig. Alamak, relax man :bsmilie:

But purple fringe or not, I love the bokeh of the Elmar.