When writing my field report on the K-7 and that was to post some images once I had them uploaded, well I guess it is about time for me to actually stand by what I said and post some images
This post will contain a few images, I originally intended to keep it to one per lens and let the gallery do the rest, but that is darn difficult.
Anyway, the images posted below and sorted by lens are some of the images I personally like or find acceptable, as are the ones in the gallery linked to below.
This is just my personal selection from the trip and related to my clients picks from the much more extensive client gallery.
The FA43:
DA21:
DA*60-250:
As mentioend above there is a somewhat larger collection of images at the link below, however those are a Nikon and Pentax mix, so the brand sensitive folks should probably not click it
Wonderful shots, thanks for showing! I really like the colours of these shots. I'm very fond of the colour and DR of my K10D at ISO 100 - do you think the K-7 is able to match that?
Your web site is amazing, thank you for posting. Although It looks way to damn cold! Someday I would love to take some time up in your neck of the woods. In the meantime I have a workshop to prepare for in Utah, I don't anticipate we will be seeing any icebergs.
Thomas, Matters not which camera you are using: these are truly a stunning collection! I trust your client was equally pleased. Congratulations and thanks for sharing. Dave
Gorgeous images Thomas, I love the first and the fifth ones.
Thank you Scott.
Glad you liked them and thank you for commenting.
Originally Posted by cupic
A truly spectacular environment and fantastic shots
cheers
Thank you soo much.
GFlad you found them interesting.
Originally Posted by Mallee Boy
Thanks Thomas.
Simply superb shots....and may I ask, with the greatest respect, would you have expected any better from any other camera?
Thanks for liking and commenting.
That is an impossible question to answer, when asked so openly
Originally Posted by gazonk
Wonderful shots, thanks for showing! I really like the colours of these shots. I'm very fond of the colour and DR of my K10D at ISO 100 - do you think the K-7 is able to match that?
Thanks for liking the images first of all.
I was too in the past, and yes I actually like the K-7 better at base ISO than the K10D and K-m, but my recommendation would be to try it out for yourself.
Originally Posted by Scottnorwo
spectacular shots. all beautiful. like the first shot with colors on iceberg
Your web site is amazing, thank you for posting. Although It looks way to damn cold! Someday I would love to take some time up in your neck of the woods. In the meantime I have a workshop to prepare for in Utah, I don't anticipate we will be seeing any icebergs.
Always look forward to your work.
John
Thank you John.
Appreciate your kind words on my web site and images.
It actually is fairly decent up there during summer
I arrived in Moab, UT today, definitely no icebergs around as far as i can see
Have a great workshop.
Originally Posted by juanraortiz
Wow. Brilliant series.
thank you Juan
Originally Posted by Karoliz
Amazing shots
thank you Karoliz.
Originally Posted by daacon
Thomas outstanding job may hat's off to you (and see my avitar it's a big hat )
Thank you soo much, appreciate both your sense of humor and compliments a lot.
Originally Posted by davef
Thomas, Matters not which camera you are using: these are truly a stunning collection! I trust your client was equally pleased. Congratulations and thanks for sharing. Dave
Thank you Dave.
My client was equally pleased and so am I, neither of us care much what I shoot btw
I was too in the past, and yes I actually like the K-7 better at base ISO than the K10D and K-m, but my recommendation would be to try it out for yourself.
I finally held a K-7 yesterday, and that experience (what a compact package - and that smooth shutter sound!) and your comment doesn't help me when I try to tell myself that my limited budget should be spent on lenses first I was equally impressed by the build quality of the 18-55 WR - makes some of the other kit lenses on the market feel like disposable plastic cups.