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08-05-2017, 01:27 AM   #10831
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QuoteOriginally posted by mattb123 Quote
I've had good results from my A 45, on film and the D. Best value in 645 lenses, I think!
If I recall correctly the A version gets very good reviews, it's the FA version that doesn't.

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A120 macro with extension tubes. Resized.

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08-05-2017, 09:02 AM   #10833
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It's not that the FA45 is a bad lens, it's just that the FA 45 - 85 is better and people expect primes to be better than zooms.
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FA 45-85



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Sunday morning garden views

CCD views of our home gardens on a Sunday morning.

KIT: Pentax 645D with Pentax-FA 645 80-160mm f 4.5.
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08-06-2017, 05:11 PM - 1 Like   #10836
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QuoteOriginally posted by itshimitis Quote
Thanks!

Here is another from the same shoot. Same lens.



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Thanks Susan - haven't seen you here in a while, or have I not been looking in the right places? (typical male observational skills!)
I've missed you all. Been busy with lots of other things. Thanks for noticing😊

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QuoteOriginally posted by itshimitis Quote
Some from a climb up Hallin Fell alongside Ullswater in the Lake District

Z and DA 28 - 45

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2. BW



3.




4. BW

Gorgeous. The first is my favorite. Did you have a polarizer on? Love the clear, deep colors.

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QuoteOriginally posted by mikeSF Quote
here's anoher:
Frog Pond
645Z & DFA25
Love both of them.

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QuoteOriginally posted by marcusyoung Quote


Resized, uncrop


A120 macro with tubes.

marcus
Nice.

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QuoteOriginally posted by Ed Hurst Quote
In a sojourn away from my more usual style, here are some abstractions. Feedback very welcome!

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All taken with Pentax 645Z and 28-45mm f4.5 DA lens.
Love the first, marvel at your technique on all.

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QuoteOriginally posted by Bob L Quote
A few days in Toulouse produced a little geodesic architecture (28-45 on a Z)


....and a fat fellow outside (FA-300/4 on a Z)
Wow, that airbus is huge!

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QuoteOriginally posted by tuco Quote
This camera doesn't have a bulb mode. Only a T-Mode. And I assumed how it worked. Come to find out during the show it doesn't close with a second press. In a panic I found the if you advance the film it closes. But I guess you need to cover the lens first as seen in the horizontal streaks. Go figure.

GSW690III, 400TMY


Great image!

Ya did terrific.

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QuoteOriginally posted by mikeSF Quote
hey you spotted that? it was so dark, i never saw it parked there with the door open. I suspect the driver pulled over for the night and was sleeping under a warm starry sky. Looks like a mid 30's Ford but I really don't know antique cars.

This is in the highlands just north of Jenner. Sounds like you know the stretch. We did begin at Bodega and go up near, Ft Ross, Sea Ranch, Gualala. Then drove home.

Here is one from near Salt Point State Beach:

Sea Arch
645Z & DFA 25/4
Light and composition are perfect.

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QuoteOriginally posted by mikeSF Quote
composite alert (rocks shot at 25mm and sky shot at 55mm)...but this was my concept shot for the night:

The Final Frontier
645Z & DFA25/4 & DFA 55/2.8
Well done.

I'm wondering what size brush you use to blend the two layers. I've yet to try this.

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QuoteOriginally posted by gtxtom Quote
Another round of Hasselblad 500c/m shots with either the 50mm C or 80mm c. Film is ASA 100 Acros.






Nice.

Love the first one. Terrific!

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QuoteOriginally posted by Thomas Quote
Eastern screech owl in the hollow of a silver maple. I'm really excited to have this appear in the July issue of Outdoor Photographer:
645Z, 600mm A*.
Congratulations!

Excellent shot.

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QuoteOriginally posted by itshimitis Quote
Bella

Z and FA 75





Beautiful puppy. You must be a proud dad.
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Moonlit twilight at Laugharne, South West Wales

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QuoteOriginally posted by Tom Marvel Quote
a reflective moment in color
Beautifully done.

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QuoteOriginally posted by itshimitis Quote
A few from yesterday evening in Stockholm

Pentax 645Z and DA 28 - 45 All handheld

1. f/8 1/15 29mm ISO 3200



2. f/8 1/20 38mm ISO 3200



3. f/5.6 1/13 28mm ISO 3200



4. f/8 1/4 28mm ISO 1600

Love the love the light and lines of the first one.
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At the river
645D & Arsat 30/3.5
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Resized image. A 120 f4 macro.


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QuoteOriginally posted by Brooke Meyer Quote
I'd be really tempted to crop out the top third, leave just a panorama of swirling water and rocks. Big print, too. Powerful image, congratulations.
Thanks!
I like the sky with the clouds (vaguely) mimicking the water turbulence. For now I'm going to keep it but I appreciate the input and always like to hear what others would do with an image.
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No polariser on. I used the one in Nik Color efex. For a software one it's pretty effective.
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I spent some of today on the towpath of the Breakneck and Monmouthshire Canal just outside Brecon...

Z and FA 75 f/2.8

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4. As I drove home, I noticed the potential for a dramatic sky at sunset so drove directly to the beach... DA 28 - 45



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6. FA 80 - 160

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a few day's before the "Street Parade"

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Laugharne in South West Wales as the tide turns from High to Low. These are taken 10 minutes apart, and the tide has moved out massively. Crop is different as there some people using a huge drone to film the castle ruins and it took a messy route that was too complicated (for me at least) to clone out.

Both with Z and DA 28 - 45

f/11 482 secs



f/11 1025 secs

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