[Crosshair]

he actually posed at me.

[Sinister]

My first serious macro.... FA100mm F2.8


Flower in summer morning light von Ineound auf Flickr

[Crosshair]

K5 + 85*

[fs999]

My first serious macro.... FA100mm F2.8

Wow ! Wonderful !

Click on the photos for details...

[Origineelreclamebord]

Some of the pictures I shot on my first day of ownership of my K5. Pretty much all of them have been shot with the 18-55 WR kit lens, all of them at the highest quality JPEG quality @ 10MP. I also have RAW/PEFs of all pictures, so I may 'edit' a couple of them a bit, but I decided for now to post them as is:

1/100 - F5.6 - ISO100


1/1600 - F5.6 - ISO100


1/1600 - F5.6 - ISO100


1/125 - F5.6 - ISO200


1/250 - F5.6 - ISO200


1/500 - F4.0 - ISO400
Shot whilst sitting in a train... I do this quite regularly, if the windows of the train aren't too dirty (otherwise all pictures come out blurry and ugly). It can be very difficult to get good shots as you only have one chance to get them... but I guess that's the fun of photography whilst on the move!


1/500 - F5.6 - ISO400


1/320 - F5.6 - ISO200

The shots were made whilst traveling by public transport: Some pictures from inside vehicles, some whilst waiting for the bus/train to arrive. The main goal was to get used to the camera and to see how good the image quality is. The weather was very interesting today, and so were the lighting conditions that resulted from that. I really love clouds, and I am very impressed with the quality the camera puts out... Finally clouds are more than a grey mess (I often couldn't get the true beauty of clouds pictures with my Sony A200), and I am also very impressed with how lively the pictures look in general... Colour, contrast... I have a lot to learn now to get the maximum potential from this body!

[GnipGnop]

Nice as usual Touge. Skittery bokeh on that 55-300 shot.

[mark lj]

Very impressive 'first serious macro' Sinister. Cracking shot.

[kengoh]

shot with Sigma 10-20

[pentaman]

The dynamic range of K-5 was extremely useful recently when I took what I consider as an underexposed picture. Only little tweaking within Lightroom, and the results were amazing! Picture taken with my trusted Tamron 17-50mm. (the picture to the right is the original picture)

[Prosto]

[Prosto]

[Prosto]

[rawr]

Some recents.

Tamron 17-50:
ISO 160, 1/250, F8, 50mm

Camel girls

FA 50 1.4.
(I shot a lot of these lanterns on the night. They are very photogenic).

ISO 5000, 1/100, f2

Red Kangaroo lantern - 2012 Lismore Lantern Parade

ISO 3200, 1/100, f2

Red head 1 - 2012 Lismore Lantern Parade

[kulbin]

[PFH]

Götheborg II
K-5 w Sigma 18-200