pschlute

Joined: 31st May 2006

All Forum Comments

Topics Created Topics Contributed Forum Comments Photo Comments

All Forum Comments

pschlute
Thats a cracker Gareth

Comment by pschlute posted on Pentax Photo Gallery - Acceptances at 05/10/2019 - 00:36

pschlute
Reminding us that Christmas is not far off

Comment by pschlute posted on while were on Wicks.... at 04/10/2019 - 20:35

pschlute
Two nice shots.

Comment by pschlute posted on Wicks in wax & afterglow at 04/10/2019 - 20:34

pschlute
No 6 get# my vote. The mistiness really works well. All very good of course

Comment by pschlute posted on Misty Starts at 04/10/2019 - 20:32

pschlute
I think you have answered your own question Gareth. Slippery, uneven banked grass and the spikes are going to win. General use inside and out the rubber feet are more convenient.

I solved the issue a few years ago by buying spikes that have big solid rubber caps. So no more swapping feet, just pull the stoppers off if I want spikes.

Comment by pschlute posted on Tripod feet - spikes or rubber feet at 03/10/2019 - 22:26

pschlute
swarf wrote:
Very nicely done. Congratulations on the framing, its' very difficult to frame the Priory effectively from that side of the Wey.

Phil
I have often thought about braving the cows and possibly an angry farmer to get some close up shots

Comment by pschlute posted on Newark Priory in the fog at 03/10/2019 - 19:41

pschlute
I have been teaching myself about more of the pp tools available in LR/PS of late. This is a rework of a picture I have posted here before. Dodging/burning can really bring out details in a picture. I also used the dehaze slider, selectively, to let the Priory stand out a bit more.

Comment Image

Comment by pschlute posted on Newark Priory in the fog at 03/10/2019 - 17:15

pschlute
bforbes wrote:


I've found a reference that gives the crop factor for 67 lenses as x0.5 so I understand the 22mm on Full Frame but I don't understand how it's 15mm on APSC. If that is what you are saying?
You have an aps-c camera. Any 45mm lens is going to have the same FOV on your camera. If you use a 6x7 45mm lens it will look very similar to a DA 50mm lens.

You said you want a wide FOV for your pictures. So you are going to need a lens around or below the 20mm mark. Now 6x7 lenses do not come that wide. Because of the larger frame size of 6x7 format, a 45mm lens is a wide angle. But it is only a wide angle on that format.

Comment by pschlute posted on Pentax 67 for APSC at 02/10/2019 - 11:39

pschlute
I dont think these are as good as your previous Berlin pictures, but interesting nonetheless. I like 11 especially for the simple tones, diffused light and shadows.

Comment by pschlute posted on Berlin (3) Kunstgewerbemuseum at 01/10/2019 - 23:21

pschlute
bforbes wrote:
Thanks Bjørn. What I have in mind is an architectural shot with limited space to move away from the subject. So the lens with the widest field of view would be good. I'm assuming that would be the 45mm 67, but I've got know reference for how that relates to an APSC body.
In that case it does not sound like the 67 system lenses are going to work. If you want a very wide filed of view then 45mm is not it.

Comment by pschlute posted on Pentax 67 for APSC at 01/10/2019 - 23:18

Proudly supporting Pentax User

Samsung Logo Asahi Pentax Logo