Thornwick Bay Monos
Posted 20/09/2024 - 17:04
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The last image shows the tonal range well, considering the conditions - the others come across as a little "flat" for my liking. Some of your shots of Selwicks bay show of the camera better IMO.
Hope you're enjoying the K3 MkIII Monochrome? Look forward to seeing more of your work
Hope you're enjoying the K3 MkIII Monochrome? Look forward to seeing more of your work
LennyBloke
Posted 21/09/2024 - 14:56
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Thanks for your comments John.
The first three had virtually no procecessing, other than cropping and conversion from DNG to JPG, but the fourth one was processed in Affinity.
The intention of the trip was to try out my newly acquired Sigma 12-24 and the D-FA 28-105 with the K3 III Monochrome.
I love the Monochrome camera, I've found I'm using the K1 much more and the K3 III a lot less since buying it and taking shots of things I'd never have converted to mono.
The first three had virtually no procecessing, other than cropping and conversion from DNG to JPG, but the fourth one was processed in Affinity.
The intention of the trip was to try out my newly acquired Sigma 12-24 and the D-FA 28-105 with the K3 III Monochrome.
I love the Monochrome camera, I've found I'm using the K1 much more and the K3 III a lot less since buying it and taking shots of things I'd never have converted to mono.
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The first 2 with the Pentax D-FA 28-108 and the others with a Sigma EX DG 12-24. The lack of contrast is due to the fact that there was sea fret at the time.