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Fun with MF images 2024

stngoldberg

stngoldberg

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PeterA said:
Very nice Stanley great light - I'd like to see a version where you reduced the contrast and increased exposure in the darker regions of rocks and greens grass hedging for me the main subject is the lovely rotunda against the subtle values of sky and water.
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Thank you for your comment…when I evaluated the scene, my visualization for the final image was the contrast that appears on these pages…I’m just not talented enough to alter that thought…what I’m trying to say is that is what I saw and I attempt to create a final image replicating that moment
 
PeterA

PeterA

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stngoldberg said:
Thank you for your comment…when I evaluated the scene, my visualization for the final image was the contrast that appears on these pages…I’m just not talented enough to alter that thought…what I’m trying to say is that is what I saw and I attempt to create a final image replicating that moment
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and it is a really nice image as is .
 
MGrayson

MGrayson

Subscriber and Workshop Member
Not a new composition, but you can't photograph the same skyline twice, as the saying goes. I was trying the new Hasselblad XCD 25/2.5V lens to see if it could replace the Leica S24/3.5 as favorite if-you're-going-to take-one-lens item. Seems like it.

X2D, XCD 25/2.5 @ f/8. XPan crop. Flat light. Green lawn.


Matt
 
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jng

Well-known member
MGrayson said:
Not a new composition, but you can't photograph the same skyline twice, as the saying goes. I was trying the new Hasselblad XCD 25/2.5V lens to see if it could replace the Leica S24/3.5 as favorite if-you're-going-to take-one-lens item. Seems like it.

X2D, XCD 25/2.5 @ f/8. XPan crop. Flat light. Green lawn.


Matt
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Cool! I don't think you've shown Central Park and the (silly matchstick) buildings beyond from this perspective before. Also nothing to complain about in terms of the XCD25V's performance - seems like a keeper to me!

John
 
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SeanThekayaker

Member
MGrayson said:
Not a new composition, but you can't photograph the same skyline twice, as the saying goes. I was trying the new Hasselblad XCD 25/2.5V lens to see if it could replace the Leica S24/3.5 as favorite if-you're-going-to take-one-lens item. Seems like it.

X2D, XCD 25/2.5 @ f/8. XPan crop. Flat light. Green lawn.


Matt
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Thanks for showing us what the lens can do:)
 
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SeanThekayaker

Member
jng said:
Cool! I don't think you've shown Central Park and the (silly matchstick) buildings beyond from this perspective before. Also nothing to complain about in terms of the XCD25V's performance - seems like a keeper to me!

John
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Yes, the lens performed well. I agree with you about the matchstick buildings. Hope that they can survive the storms to come.
 
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