More Small Sensor Fun - Page 7

otumay · 13th January 2010

Two examples of classical architecture being surrounded and dwarfed by modern technology. Istanbul, Sigma DP1.
Best regards,
Osman

pollobarca · 13th January 2010

Osman,
really like the first shot, seems like part of a movie. Certainly the old part is the prettier.

all the ebst

paul

Rick Waldroup · 14th January 2010

Color

The camera was a Ricoh GRDII

otumay · 14th January 2010

Thank you, Paul. I enjoy shooting around town just like I do.
Best,
Osman

Will · 15th January 2010

One more snow pic.

Looking across the road from our front door.

DP1 night time by streetlight

D upton-Hackett. · 15th January 2010

Brrrr! that looks like "life in the freezer".

Love the light from a street-lamp i presume.

Rick Waldroup · 16th January 2010

Pacific Street - Dallas

Shot with a GRDII

Scott G · 16th January 2010

GRDIII --- love it

Scott G · 17th January 2010

petermcwerner · 17th January 2010

Venice Carnival

Leica Digilux 2 - ISO=100 - RAW - Silkypix Developer Studio 2.0

DavidL · 23rd January 2010

LX3 on "Acid"
I'm really enjoying my LX3 which I treated myself to at Xmas. Going a bit OTT with HDR but it's fun. After a lifetime of lugging pro packages around it makes a nice change.
Retirement beckons in a couple of years and I see myself moving to micro 4/3rds.

Scott G · 25th January 2010

GRD 3

ShiroKuro · 25th January 2010

GRD2

ShiroKuro · 25th January 2010

GRD2

ShiroKuro · 25th January 2010

GRD2

ShiroKuro · 25th January 2010

GRD2

otumay · 25th January 2010

Wonderful shots, Scott and ShiroKuro! Couldn't take my eyes off them.
Osman

Tim · 26th January 2010

Could someone help me out here, I had to replace a monitor - the old one died - and I failed to recalibrate it. I have PP some images but after looking at them on other monitors they dont look right. The new monitor was very bright and punchy out of the box and hence my images are PPed a bit duller than they should be.
I better find that 'spider' calibrator
thoughts on this..

smokysun · 26th January 2010

i use spyder 2 and it almost always takes away light/glare and corrects the contrast. it's your best bet.

wayne
www.pbase.com/wwp

Will · 26th January 2010

ShiroKuro those are some of the best images i've seen in a while. Superb.

Will · 27th January 2010

The snow has gone now but...

GRD2 after sunset.

ShiroKuro · 28th January 2010

Thanks Will much appreciated ...
In this last image the grain and the grit really works well with the white of the snow .... What a look she is giving ...really like this one .

retow · 30th January 2010

DP2

sizifo · 2nd February 2010

Really great photos here recently. The surfing boy is awesome.

Here is one from a few days ago. GRDII.

sizifo · 2nd February 2010

Replaced. Here is the new version, and some other photos.

s.agar · 5th February 2010

Scott and Will, you have some excellent photos uploaded.Thanks.

Seyhun

Will · 7th February 2010

Sayhun, that is very kind of you. It is always nice to have someone appreciate your images, particularly someone like yourself who's work I admire.

Will

Arne Hvaring · 7th February 2010

A lot of inspiring images, I find ShiroKuro's particularly strong.
A recent shot with the S-90.(At ISO 1600)

Scott G · 13th February 2010

The bar at the Hilton Heathrow, w/GRD3

Tim · 13th February 2010

We have had some hot days here, this path lead to the fernery at botanic gardens.. ahh cooool
GRD III with PP

Will · 13th February 2010

Quote:

Originally Posted by Scott G

The bar at the Hilton Heathrow, w/GRD3

I love this one Scott

D upton-Hackett. · 14th February 2010

Suspended above an empty ice rink.

Derek.

Will · 21st February 2010

Was going to post these in the London thread but couldn't find it quickly enough.

A few GRD2 B&W in London.

Inside the Tate Modern

D upton-Hackett. · 21st February 2010

real Cool Will great captures.

Will · 21st February 2010

Thanks Derek.

Devon Shaw · 21st February 2010

In July I sold my Canon G9 in order to fund the purchase of an Olympus E-P1.
While I don't regret the decision... I really do miss that little camera,
here are a few of the photographs taken with it,

Daniel · 22nd February 2010

this has been an exciting month for us in philadelphia - we had 3 major snow storms between december and february. according to some weather forecasters, philadelphia had more snow than anchorage, alaska.

D upton-Hackett. · 22nd February 2010

Daniel.
Terrific B/W the light coming through the windows #2 very nice.

Daniel · 23rd February 2010

Quote:

Originally Posted by D upton-Hackett.

Daniel.
Terrific B/W the light coming through the windows #2 very nice.

thank you very much

MHC · 23rd February 2010

took this today just before seeing the move "wolfman"...not very good though...

GRD2 with a fisheye lens....

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pollobarca · 23rd February 2010

Here she is- Hiromi Uehara my Favourite Musician, at Marians Jazz room Berne.
the GX100 is pretty bad in poor light and at 1600 iso I have a line down the screen. Up to 400 iso its ok.BTW she played her latest solo work. "Place to Be".
She doesnt need a band, on her own she is exceptional and unhindered.

Rawfa · 24th February 2010

Quote:

Originally Posted by ShiroKuro

GRD2

This last photo is really astonishing. I gather you were in the water too, right? Did you have one of those underwater carcasses? Excellent excellent work!

pollobarca · 26th February 2010

As always the photos from this forum are excellent. Particularly like the photos from Devon Shaw (metro and handstand) and Shirokuro the tv's and the surf.
Wills picture of St Pancras(?) is lovely.

I went to Monza Park again and got to the sculpture "Lo Scrittore". Does
deceive the eye a little I thinkl.

the set is here http://www.flickr.com/photos/polloba...7623388211223/
All taken with the GX100.

The Lambro river has been severely damaged by someone pouring 2400 tonnes (!!!) of fuel oil in it. Its now heading down the Po towards the Adriatic.
This is a pure warning from the Mafia to someone . No way could that have been done without a lot of planning.
The Lambro on Sunday in Monza Park, just downstream of here 2400 tonnes was quietly gulp gulping into the river while I took this pic.

rest of the Monza park set here:-
http://www.flickr.com/photos/polloba...7623505148268/

all with the GX100.

BTW- just got my copy of Altroconsumo (Italian "Which" magazine ) and the
Ricoh CX1 best of test !

all the best

paul

m3photo · 26th February 2010

Quote:

Originally Posted by Daniel

this has been an exciting month for us in philadelphia - we had 3 major snow storms between december and february. according to some weather forecasters, philadelphia had more snow than anchorage, alaska.

What a charming idea - the umbrella being part of the image and the theme for the set. The best ideas are the simplest. Well done Daniel.

busch63 · 26th February 2010

..during Blue Hour in Berlin. House of the Cultures of the World. DP1

otumay · 27th February 2010

Wonderful shot, busch63. It shines as an example of what DP1 can do in masterful hands.
Best,
Osman

pollobarca · 27th February 2010

Busch,
you know how to use that camera, colours and composition are lovely.

paul

s.agar · 28th February 2010

My wife's macro flowers. I couldn't beleive my eyes when I saw these, taken with a Canon SD950. Here are 2 samples.

and

Seyhun

Will · 1st March 2010

Nice to see some bright fresh flower colours to lift the winter gloom!

They are beautiful Seyhun, thanks for posting.

s.agar · 1st March 2010

My wife will be very happy to hear that. Thanks.

13th January 2010	#301
otumay Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Istanbul, Turkey Posts: 1,380 Images: 2	Re: More Small Sensor Fun Two examples of classical architecture being surrounded and dwarfed by modern technology. Istanbul, Sigma DP1. Best regards, Osman __________________ http://www.flickr.com/photos/otumay http://gallery.lfi-online.de/gallery...stup&cat=13018 http://slrdigital.info/2010/main.php?g2_itemId=64

13th January 2010	#302
pollobarca Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Northern Italy Posts: 548	Re: More Small Sensor Fun Osman, really like the first shot, seems like part of a movie. Certainly the old part is the prettier. all the ebst paul __________________ "I ruined my health by drinking to everyone else's." Brendan Behan http://www.flickr.com/photos/pollobarca/

14th January 2010	#303
Rick Waldroup Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Texas Posts: 167	Re: More Small Sensor Fun Color The camera was a Ricoh GRDII __________________ Light Ranger - A Blog http://lightranger.blogspot.com/

14th January 2010	#304
otumay Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Istanbul, Turkey Posts: 1,380 Images: 2	Re: More Small Sensor Fun Thank you, Paul. I enjoy shooting around town just like I do. Best, Osman __________________ http://www.flickr.com/photos/otumay http://gallery.lfi-online.de/gallery...stup&cat=13018 http://slrdigital.info/2010/main.php?g2_itemId=64

15th January 2010	#305
Will Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Near London Posts: 1,038	Re: More Small Sensor Fun One more snow pic. Looking across the road from our front door. DP1 night time by streetlight __________________ http://www.flickr.com/photos/8076775@N02/

15th January 2010	#306
D upton-Hackett. Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Dorset, UK. Posts: 445	Re: More Small Sensor Fun Brrrr! that looks like "life in the freezer". Love the light from a street-lamp i presume. __________________ http://www.flickr.com/photos/seaton_carew/ http://www.fluidr.com/photos/seaton_carew/interesting DP2--Leica digilux 2.

16th January 2010	#307
Rick Waldroup Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Texas Posts: 167	Re: More Small Sensor Fun Pacific Street - Dallas Shot with a GRDII __________________ Light Ranger - A Blog http://lightranger.blogspot.com/

16th January 2010	#308
Scott G Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Baltimore, Maryland USA Posts: 274	Re: More Small Sensor Fun GRDIII --- love it

17th January 2010	#309
Scott G Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Baltimore, Maryland USA Posts: 274	Re: More Small Sensor Fun

17th January 2010	#310
petermcwerner Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Geneva, Switzerland Posts: 498	Re: More Small Sensor Fun Venice Carnival Leica Digilux 2 - ISO=100 - RAW - Silkypix Developer Studio 2.0 __________________ Peter Werner Leica M8, R9+DMR, Digilux 2; Nikon D700; Panasonic FX01, G1 18,32 & 50mm f/2 Speed Panchro; 9.8mm f/1.6, 25mm f/2 Kinoptik; 25mm f/1.5 Xenon

23rd January 2010	#311
DavidL Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 149	Re: More Small Sensor Fun LX3 on "Acid" I'm really enjoying my LX3 which I treated myself to at Xmas. Going a bit OTT with HDR but it's fun. After a lifetime of lugging pro packages around it makes a nice change. Retirement beckons in a couple of years and I see myself moving to micro 4/3rds. Attached Thumbnails Last edited by DavidL; 23rd January 2010 at 14:41.

25th January 2010	#312
Scott G Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Baltimore, Maryland USA Posts: 274	Re: More Small Sensor Fun GRD 3 __________________ Scott http://www.flickr.com/photos/scott_g_410/

25th January 2010	#313
ShiroKuro Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Hawaii/Japan Posts: 386 Images: 71	Re: More Small Sensor Fun GRD2

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25th January 2010	#317
otumay Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Istanbul, Turkey Posts: 1,380 Images: 2	Re: More Small Sensor Fun Wonderful shots, Scott and ShiroKuro! Couldn't take my eyes off them. Osman __________________ http://www.flickr.com/photos/otumay http://gallery.lfi-online.de/gallery...stup&cat=13018 http://slrdigital.info/2010/main.php?g2_itemId=64

26th January 2010	#318
Tim Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Adelaide, SA Posts: 275	Re: More Small Sensor Fun Could someone help me out here, I had to replace a monitor - the old one died - and I failed to recalibrate it. I have PP some images but after looking at them on other monitors they dont look right. The new monitor was very bright and punchy out of the box and hence my images are PPed a bit duller than they should be. I better find that 'spider' calibrator thoughts on this.. Attached Thumbnails

26th January 2010	#319
smokysun Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 1,535	Re: More Small Sensor Fun i use spyder 2 and it almost always takes away light/glare and corrects the contrast. it's your best bet. wayne www.pbase.com/wwp

26th January 2010	#320
Will Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Near London Posts: 1,038	Re: More Small Sensor Fun ShiroKuro those are some of the best images i've seen in a while. Superb. __________________ http://www.flickr.com/photos/8076775@N02/

27th January 2010	#321
Will Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Near London Posts: 1,038	Re: More Small Sensor Fun The snow has gone now but... GRD2 after sunset. __________________ http://www.flickr.com/photos/8076775@N02/

28th January 2010	#322
ShiroKuro Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Hawaii/Japan Posts: 386 Images: 71	Re: More Small Sensor Fun Thanks Will much appreciated ... In this last image the grain and the grit really works well with the white of the snow .... What a look she is giving ...really like this one .

30th January 2010	#323
retow Member Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 170	Re: More Small Sensor Fun DP2 Last edited by retow; 19th June 2010 at 09:57.

2nd February 2010	#324
sizifo Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 530	Re: More Small Sensor Fun Really great photos here recently. The surfing boy is awesome. Here is one from a few days ago. GRDII. __________________ http://www.flickr.com/photos/39083867@N08/

2nd February 2010	#325
sizifo Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 530	Re: More Small Sensor Fun Replaced. Here is the new version, and some other photos. __________________ http://www.flickr.com/photos/39083867@N08/

5th February 2010	#326
s.agar Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Istanbul/Turkey Posts: 302 Images: 4	Re: More Small Sensor Fun Scott and Will, you have some excellent photos uploaded.Thanks. Seyhun __________________ H3DII-31, 5DII, M8, GF1 and Camera collection http://seyhun.com Facebook Page

7th February 2010	#327
Will Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Near London Posts: 1,038	Re: More Small Sensor Fun Sayhun, that is very kind of you. It is always nice to have someone appreciate your images, particularly someone like yourself who's work I admire. Will __________________ http://www.flickr.com/photos/8076775@N02/

7th February 2010	#328
Arne Hvaring Senior Member Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 323 Images: 53	Re: More Small Sensor Fun A lot of inspiring images, I find ShiroKuro's particularly strong. A recent shot with the S-90.(At ISO 1600)

13th February 2010	#329
Scott G Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Baltimore, Maryland USA Posts: 274	Re: More Small Sensor Fun The bar at the Hilton Heathrow, w/GRD3 __________________ Scott http://www.flickr.com/photos/scott_g_410/

13th February 2010	#330
Tim Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Adelaide, SA Posts: 275	Re: More Small Sensor Fun We have had some hot days here, this path lead to the fernery at botanic gardens.. ahh cooool GRD III with PP

14th February 2010	#332
D upton-Hackett. Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Dorset, UK. Posts: 445	Re: More Small Sensor Fun Suspended above an empty ice rink. Derek. __________________ http://www.flickr.com/photos/seaton_carew/ http://www.fluidr.com/photos/seaton_carew/interesting DP2--Leica digilux 2. Last edited by D upton-Hackett.; 21st February 2010 at 09:53.

21st February 2010	#333
Will Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Near London Posts: 1,038	Re: More Small Sensor Fun Was going to post these in the London thread but couldn't find it quickly enough. A few GRD2 B&W in London. Inside the Tate Modern __________________ http://www.flickr.com/photos/8076775@N02/

21st February 2010	#334
D upton-Hackett. Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Dorset, UK. Posts: 445	Re: More Small Sensor Fun real Cool Will great captures. __________________ http://www.flickr.com/photos/seaton_carew/ http://www.fluidr.com/photos/seaton_carew/interesting DP2--Leica digilux 2.

21st February 2010	#335
Will Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Near London Posts: 1,038	Re: More Small Sensor Fun Thanks Derek. __________________ http://www.flickr.com/photos/8076775@N02/

21st February 2010	#336
Devon Shaw Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Sonoma, CA Posts: 173	Re: More Small Sensor Fun In July I sold my Canon G9 in order to fund the purchase of an Olympus E-P1. While I don't regret the decision... I really do miss that little camera, here are a few of the photographs taken with it,