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*** January 2026 Images & Videos Thread ***

My friend Joe snapped a couple of iPhone pics of me while we were on Mt. Hood yesterday. :cool:
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  • Apple iPhone 16e
  • iPhone 16e back camera 4.2mm f/1.64
  • ƒ/1.64
  • 4mm
  • 1/2611s
  • ISO 25


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  • Apple iPhone 16e
  • iPhone 16e back camera 4.2mm f/1.64
  • ƒ/1.64
  • 4mm
  • 1/3460s
  • ISO 25
 
pdk42 said:
That is such a lovely scene Xavier.
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Thanks, Paul! I'm liking this Sigma 28-45mm f/1.8 lens more and more. I bought it thinking I'd mainly use it for video in low light, but it turns out it's excellent for landscape photography. It's like having four f/1.8 prime lenses in one, being the 28, 35, 40, and 45mm focal lengths the ones I use most for landscapes. And since Lightroom makes it so easy to merge images to create panoramas, I hardly ever need to use my Lumix 14-28mm. The Sigma is big and heavy, but since I always use it on the Lumix S1Rii with the battery grip, the combination is very well balanced.
 
xaviergut said:
Thanks, Paul! I'm liking this Sigma 28-45mm f/1.8 lens more and more. I bought it thinking I'd mainly use it for video in low light, but it turns out it's excellent for landscape photography. It's like having four f/1.8 prime lenses in one, being the 28, 35, 40, and 45mm focal lengths the ones I use most for landscapes. And since Lightroom makes it so easy to merge images to create panoramas, I hardly ever need to use my Lumix 14-28mm. The Sigma is big and heavy, but since I always use it on the Lumix S1Rii with the battery grip, the combination is very well balanced.
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I’m quite certain that lens is in my future.
 
Most serendipitous effect of rolling shutter. I was moving in my car right to left of frame and subject was walking left to right of frame. Steady as she goes, single capture mode. Ironically, the pics I took when I left the comforts of my car...not as compelling...always wanted a shot of pedestrians against this wall. It was, at one time, a security wall around a series of oil tanks which fed a power generation plant more than 2 miles away via underground oil lines in an abounded railway tunnel. But that story is for another day....

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2026 Misc 14 by fe_no_me_no, on Flickr
Sigma BF Meike 55mm Pro F4 1/2500s ISO 80
 
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