wrx_sti_22b
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beautiful photos... :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
To think the first time I used my zoom lens was in the UK
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thanks
I use a 14 to 45mm lens for that photo, I just stichted them up and photoshopped the thing. I use the sharpen tool.
I own the 14 to 45 and a 45 to 150mm lens, so all the pics above were taken by either one. No filters for any.
Those are the same lenses that comes with the E-500 dual lens kit right?
Are u using a E-500 too?
Rangefinder_fan
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Fantasic images.
Really really enjoyed them!
Thanks for posting.
Really really enjoyed them!
Thanks for posting.
I'm inspired... Looks like i have a long way to go before i can match the equipment i have...
shoot more shoot more!
Blu-By-U
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Same here....Equipment = fantastic...Old Blu = :dunno: :thumbsd:
Long long way to go before coming close to these sifu....long long long way
Same here....Equipment = fantastic...Old Blu = :dunno: :thumbsd:
Long long way to go before coming close to these sifu....long long long way
Agreed! Solid pics from Cliffy!:thumbsup:
Blu, shoot more often will improve your shot tremendously! A camera is a tool for taking pictures not for display. Hope this encourage you.
LOL. Quite true. Now I've progressed from producing 1 good shot out of 99 other crap shots to 1 good and 1 so-so shot out of 98 other crap shots... :sweat:
I know what u mean!!! I just "whack" like crazy then siphon out from all the crappy shots...
Thank goodness for DIGITAL SLR... i dun wanna imagine the costs if still using film...
vernonleow
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Actually a good way to practise is to shoot like you are using film. This is what I did the last few days because I am running out of space in my computer and the RAW files are huge from my L-1. But here are more travel shots to look at. Most of them were shot on L-1 on B/W Dynamic mode without any post PS processing. And some are from my FX-01. Quite obvious which ones they are. I really like Cliffy's shots so these shots are not meant for comparison. Just sharing with what seems like a bunch of nice guys who appreciate photography.
http://www.vitalimages.com.sg/nyc
Wow... Nice...
Guess i'm glad i bought the E-500...
Does it matter what lenses he use? These nice pictures are achievable with kit lens? or must do post processing as well?
Wow... Nice...
Guess i'm glad i bought the E-500...
Does it matter what lenses he use? These nice pictures are achievable with kit lens? or must do post processing as well?
PP is a necessary part of digital photography, think of it as film processing!
The kit lenses are capable of getting great photos, what you need, and to quote a certain Larry Frank: "for great pictures, you NEED a tripod and a polarizer".
Hi Cliffy,
It is a pitty I did not know you were in Paris. I was there about the same time as you on a short business meeting for three days. I actually love Paris, been living there for three years :heart: and loved each day. I found the light very special most of the time. No wonder so many painters came from and around Paris. Personally I have been there very often since about 1982 plus a few times between 1973 and 1975 and I never got tired of it so far.
Great pictures. How come you never used the 40-150mm before? It is a great lens. But OK, not always suitable for your city scapes, which I can see you are still a master of.
It is a pitty I did not know you were in Paris. I was there about the same time as you on a short business meeting for three days. I actually love Paris, been living there for three years :heart: and loved each day. I found the light very special most of the time. No wonder so many painters came from and around Paris. Personally I have been there very often since about 1982 plus a few times between 1973 and 1975 and I never got tired of it so far.
Great pictures. How come you never used the 40-150mm before? It is a great lens. But OK, not always suitable for your city scapes, which I can see you are still a master of.
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