Irix Thingy ƒ/5.0 15.0 mm 1/200 ISO800
Originally posted by fs999 Wonderful shot !
Thank you Eric !
Thanks Frederic, people like you and the other great photog's on here set the standard for me, I just try to keep up with y'all.
Great yellows...I think I saw that flower on Star Trek, it spit out spores & made Spock sing!
Love the effect on the sky in the last pic, it's like an impressionist painting!!!!
Eric
Originally posted by DimC The Irix
thingy* 15mm !
Fantastic lens on the K1.
PS : I've deleted the picture #2, processing was wrong, using new Lightroom DNG profile that are oversaturated in blue and magenta on some of them. I need to double check all those profiles.
*See Erictator pics.
Hey, my Thingy is awesome, all I have to do is look at your posts to see that!
Those are great landscapes! The foreground interest really makes the first one.
If you find a good profile in the existing lens list, let me know. I've tried (on my old CC15 and ACR 9.6 (I think it is the last ACR they made that was compatible for CC15??, I wish I could run newer ACR...) and I think the closest profile I found was Samyang 16mm F2 lens on list. What are you using? Any idea's?
Thanks!
Eric
Originally posted by jabobby Eric, your B&W shots are really good, the composition; the POV; the IQ, very well done.
Best Regards, Bob
Thanks Bob! I used to do a lot of B&W work when I had a darkroom at my old house. I miss it sometimes and revert to it when I think it is called for. This series seemed a no brainer for B&W to me.
I love horses and you capture them well... my uncle used to rehabilitate sulky's from Rockingham before it burned down, and he has since passed. Great memories from my youth on his farm. Re: Borders - Sometimes a black border, even a thin one, can help separate a pic from the web page background. With this default background being white, I can see where it would be nice to have a boarder at times.
Psssst: I told Frederic our tractors are all John Deer green, don't let him see that red beauty! Great restore job, and cool pic.
Eric
Originally posted by DimC I've been in love with the IRIX Thingy so far. I had to test it a few times because this brand suffered from bad QC in the past. I went first to Adorama and tried the only one they had in stock. Tested it in their brickwall and this copy was de-centered from my tests. and the left side being noticably softer than the right side. The lady from Adorama was super nice and offered to bring one more copy from their stock, but it would have taken 2 days and I had to leave NYC the day after.
So I went to B&H and they had one copy in stock, tried it (tripod at different apertures etc) and didnt notice any softness or de-centering on this one and decided to buy it.
Since then Im getting used to this lens, I think Im in love with the 15mm FoV on the K1. Seems very natural to me.
I ordered the "cheap" Newegg 30x30mm ND filters to try Long exposure but this is a piece of crap !
Then I ordered the IRIX EDGE 95mm ND1000 filter, should get it in a week or so.
I need to try night shots, astro and other indoor stuff but so far it's been a very good value for me.
Some light is doing the magic here...great shot and composition!
I am sorry I seem to always have more questions... but I just bought some Irix rear ND filters to try because they were inexpensive, and thought worth the gamble. Mine are actual Irix Gel's. I know they are fragile, but thought again, worth the gamble. Were your Newegg filters these? or some third party make? Hoping the latter...
I am warming up to the Irix FOV also.
Once again, you prove the Irix Thingy is great in your hands. Wonderful reflection and colors!
Eric