pschlute

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Lovely colours, well done. It is a shame the first did not have more even lighting as i am sure that would have been my favourite.

Comment by pschlute posted on Colours of West Cork at 14/09/2018 - 18:20

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Lovely image in number 1. The second i feel is either underexposed or has a colour cast.

Comment by pschlute posted on K1 with Zhong Yi Mitakon Speedmaster 85mm F1.2 at 14/09/2018 - 18:16

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Are you kidding

Comment by pschlute posted on This really gets my goat........ at 14/09/2018 - 06:02

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JAK wrote:

I'd find it a nuisance having to rotate the monitor to view a portrait image!

The monitor I use now can do just that. I never use that feature though.

old thread alert btw.

Comment by pschlute posted on Re-sizing at 13/09/2018 - 11:04

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Or use my method......

i want everything in focus...use f16

i want the subject and most things around to be in focus ...use f5.6

i want only the subjects eyes in focus....use f1.4

Never failed me yet on either aps-c or FF

Comment by pschlute posted on Hyperfocal Window on DA* Lenses at 12/09/2018 - 23:32

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Well, it is just a distance scale.

Comment by pschlute posted on Hyperfocal Window on DA* Lenses at 12/09/2018 - 23:01

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Nice shades in this b+w.

Comment by pschlute posted on Man, birds, litter and a Parliament at 12/09/2018 - 22:27

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Snappyhoffy wrote:


Thanks, I wonder what the point of it was then??
What was the point of what ?

Comment by pschlute posted on Hyperfocal Window on DA* Lenses at 12/09/2018 - 21:19

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Well many of the old manual focus zooms did not have them either as the numbers change as you zoom the lens.

As you can see your 16-50 does not have any DOF markings so you will have to do your own homework. This link may help http://www.dofmaster.com/dofjs.html

Comment by pschlute posted on Hyperfocal Window on DA* Lenses at 12/09/2018 - 17:35

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droopsnoot wrote:
Thanks both of you.

I did some panning shots - those side-on views are panned - but if I decrease the shutter speed to get more blur in the background I find that the vehicle is more blurred, too. It doesn't help, of course, that several of the vintage cars are relatively slow-moving, so getting motion blur is that much more difficult.
It is all a matter of personal taste of course, but I would suggest you not be afraid of a blurred subject. Not for all your shots but some. This is the sort of thing I had in mind https://www.flickr.com/photos/154938460@N07/43548108471/in/photolist-29mcrsp-27AVFCq-27mV5No-28WURWj-2aqj33d-ZeAQBm-24Yfde9-298Twzk-VdAbeW-21iEB3Z-29hZ6nR-EfSN8k-KKBTfS-L5QGXN-283ht7b-Hhz96Y-26a3fAo-293Qifv-2145QSJ-24edmvE-26Z5vH8-2agqAhL-24SVzjU-25MZbhy-Ydu79w-Nmbmqu-28LmU5j-ZFYwb3-24zNRPc-21uP1V5-2ayept1-NmNuom-29iuJvv-29CrTVJ-22GFJEE-26Wx6vj-271iREW-28RHjjU-29upeE7-29GunbN-28QC7T3-LW7uFB-28b6UPt-28ChjFd-Xi45X8-KZ3b8o-apXbY1-C6CsMq-26YCQqL-ZWFECe

Comment by pschlute posted on Vintage Sports Cars at Loton Park 2018 at 11/09/2018 - 20:29

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