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Congratulations !
So it is very useful to take part of the competitios
So it is very useful to take part of the competitios
Comment by Aiki posted on 1st PPG acceptance! (Hopefully not last :P) at 11/09/2009 - 19:19
My girls would envy !
I also like the nice light created
I also like the nice light created
Comment by Aiki posted on Doll house at 11/09/2009 - 19:17
Are you asking for CC ?
If not, then sry....
I like the curves on the Ivy photo. Somehow I see a possibility for BW.
That brings the curves out better.
Bark has got nice colors. Why not to concentrate to the most colorful part of it ? Made it lighter and brighter with "levels" as well.
I had a quick try on both of the pics. Just to give the idea, in what direction I would go.
Its matter of taste, of course And your choice !
If not, then sry....
I like the curves on the Ivy photo. Somehow I see a possibility for BW.
That brings the curves out better.
Bark has got nice colors. Why not to concentrate to the most colorful part of it ? Made it lighter and brighter with "levels" as well.
I had a quick try on both of the pics. Just to give the idea, in what direction I would go.
Its matter of taste, of course And your choice !
Comment by Aiki posted on Creeping Ivy at 11/09/2009 - 19:15
Thanks for the effort, Hefty
I try to digest all this now
Sry, LENS; LENS; LENS; LENS; LENS; LENS
I have been told it before
I try to digest all this now
Sry, LENS; LENS; LENS; LENS; LENS; LENS
I have been told it before
Comment by Aiki posted on Macro different mm at 09/09/2009 - 16:39
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for instance: a coin with a diameter of 2 cm will be reproduced exactly the same size. Martin.
[/quote]same size on the sensor/film !? Yes? So it is on BIG on paper/screen.
for instance: a coin with a diameter of 2 cm will be reproduced exactly the same size. Martin.
[/quote]same size on the sensor/film !? Yes? So it is on BIG on paper/screen.
Comment by Aiki posted on Macro different mm at 09/09/2009 - 06:33
You all have different lenses to compare ! I have got only my two zooms and NOT a single prime.
I am planning a travel trip soon. And my fingers are itching for the 35 already
Just it is a great amount of money to go again...and I have to be totally sure about what I am buying.
I am planning a travel trip soon. And my fingers are itching for the 35 already
Just it is a great amount of money to go again...and I have to be totally sure about what I am buying.
Comment by Aiki posted on Pentax DA 35mm f2.8 Ltd Macro lens at 09/09/2009 - 06:30
hefty1 wrote:
Unlike most "standard" lenses though you can just keep moving closer, and closer, and closer to your subject - until the front element is almost touching it in fact. This gives you the option of being able to take some very interesting perspectives in your everyday photography and it's great with flowers and other non-nervous subjects.
Your answer is getting me closer to what I am trying to understand. Still....Unlike most "standard" lenses though you can just keep moving closer, and closer, and closer to your subject - until the front element is almost touching it in fact. This gives you the option of being able to take some very interesting perspectives in your everyday photography and it's great with flowers and other non-nervous subjects.
I cant imagine what is different in the pic taken with Macro 35 and my Pentax lense at about 35.....at the same place (the same object) Can you explane or show me this ? Macro is even sharper? What else????
hefty1 wrote:
So there's no real "better or worse" focal length to buy - just one that suits your own needs the best. I have no intention of getting rid of either of mine
I am trying to understand, WHAT can be done with one and another Only so I can figure out, what I do prefer So there's no real "better or worse" focal length to buy - just one that suits your own needs the best. I have no intention of getting rid of either of mine
It seemes to me that I am moving towards 35 This everyday use sounds good! As I said, I am not for bugs. And I do have Sigma for close ups taken from greater distances.
Comment by Aiki posted on Macro different mm at 09/09/2009 - 06:23
Distance from the object seemes to be a subject.
How far you have to be from the object to get the 1:1 macro ????
35mm
50mm
100mm
How far you have to be from the object to get the 1:1 macro ????
35mm
50mm
100mm
Comment by Aiki posted on Macro different mm at 08/09/2009 - 21:03
Martin, good !
That was my point as well: to make the difference (yourPhoto=CC and Gallery) clear !
That was my point as well: to make the difference (yourPhoto=CC and Gallery) clear !
Comment by Aiki posted on Mentoring for Newer Photographers at 08/09/2009 - 20:54
