You’ll see in the shot above that I’ve cropped it squarer than the 3:2 of the sensor.
Yes, that could be a reason why I like that image so much. I am a MFT nerd... hopeless...
You’ll see in the shot above that I’ve cropped it squarer than the 3:2 of the sensor.
Unless I’m going XPan, I prefer a squarer format. 3:2 isn’t really a very good ratio in my opinion.Yes, that could be a reason why I like that image so much. I am a MFT nerd... hopeless...
Nothing to do with IBIS.You mean no IBIS... Yeah nightmare!
Thank you! Appreciated.The results look goo though Travis. Love the leaf and bark shot.
salt in my wounds....And BTW, taken at 28mm @dirk !!
Another shot from Oslo.
This is mostly down to the processing. I was trying to create a subtle "dreamy" effect.This 35mm lens image looks a lot more "clear" than the one above with the 20-60 zoom.
Both look great, I'll have to be using that Leica filter. So much for those who say the S9 isn't good for photography. Your verticals are spot on assuming no PP. I still like a VF though, even for video but I suppose you adapt quick if you don't have it.The month is nearly over!
This is the old Cronulla Theatre which opened back in 1928. It was quite a large theatre seating over 1,500 people and had a beautiful art deco interior. It was redeveloped into a multiplex theatre the 1970s with only the original facade retained, although the building footprint looks largely the same as it was.
Just for fun I am posting two versions of the same photo - the first is a Leica Monochrome JPEG and the second is the colour version developed from the RW2 file.
And this link shows what the building looked like just before it was redeveloped into a multiplex in the mid-1970s (from this local newspaper article).
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Thanks. I did have to fix the verticals given the angel I was shooting from. I did this in DxO PhotoLab with the Viewpoint add-in (usually just a single click to do it). Other than that, I did nothing else to the Leica Mono photo other than cropping and removing a sensor spot that I didn't know I had until I loaded the photo. For the colour photo it was just a crop and a small amount shadow lift.Both look great, I'll have to be using that Leica filter. So much for those who say the S9 isn't good for photography. Your verticals are spot on assuming no PP. I still like a VF though, even for video but I suppose you adapt quick if you don't have it.
Yes, it's sad when old buildings are lost to redevelopment. Sydney is much the same, a lot has been lost.The cinema has a face, why do they not make anything like this any longer? Modern architecture is inglurious... Profit/function before beauty. Belfast is now full of such new buildings. There are only 2 art deco cinema buildings left and they'll mysteriously burn down and be replaced with apartments. Not saying your cinema is art deco but preservation is key.
No mouse would dare show it's whiskers in this village given the number of stray cats around.That cat with the empty street is great. Job done - no mice anymore...
I remember visiting there, Oslo's a nice city to spend a few days in.Some stunning sculpture in Oslo. S5 with 20-60 (this really is a superb little lens!).
The Vigelandsanlegget in Frognerparken in Oslo by Paul Kaye, on Flickr