Hamish Gill
Tech Support (and Marketing)
Person running
Half a door
Both shot with the epson r-d1 and cv 35mm 1.4 mc
Half a door
Both shot with the epson r-d1 and cv 35mm 1.4 mc
Person running and half a door
- Thread starter Hamish Gill
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Pete Askew
Admin
Industrial decay! What's not to like about these. And the timing and shutter speed on the runner is spot-on. And the back-to-front writing in the window is intriguing too. This camera seems to have a definite 'look' to it - I like it.
Davie Hudson
Well-Known Member
I do like a bit of decay, always produces great tones, bet it would look brilliant in B&W also
Hamish Gill
Tech Support (and Marketing)
It does!
Just like the r-d1 the r-d1s seems to underexpose in these sorts of situations by about 2/3rds of a stop ... the necessary pushing adds to the grain a little which i quite like!
Just like the r-d1 the r-d1s seems to underexpose in these sorts of situations by about 2/3rds of a stop ... the necessary pushing adds to the grain a little which i quite like!
Hamish Gill
Tech Support (and Marketing)
that was my first thought, but i felt they lost a little something ... i think i just like the blue!
Blue and brown always make tone combos i like a lot
Blue and brown always make tone combos i like a lot
Hamish Gill
Tech Support (and Marketing)
You would love this camera Brian... i think it would be the perfect digital camera for you! manual shutter re-cocking just makes it feel like your shooting film, add to that the fact the screen folds away and you can train your self not to look at the shots! ... you just get the photos quicker!
Paul Lange
Moderator
It seems like you have fallen in love with this camera all over again. I think its interesting that the way you interact with a camera can change the way you approach the photography. It seems you have loads of great things to photograph over there in Worchester Mate. There's far to many boring farmers fields over this way.
Brian Moore
Moderator
I was certainly intrigued when you posted about the r-d1 yesterday Hamish. I'd never heard of it before. By the way, I actually have a digital camera. A Canon 7d. Coincidentally I've been thinking lately about posting a digital image to my blog, but I can't seem to make the leap. (Maybe I'll again try tomorrow.)
Nice pictures. I like the blue. Is the "half a door" the full frame that you shot, or is it a cropped fotie?
Nice pictures. I like the blue. Is the "half a door" the full frame that you shot, or is it a cropped fotie?
Hamish Gill
Tech Support (and Marketing)
The door one is full frame... the jogger has about 10% cropped off the right just to put the jogger in a slightly more comfortable position ...
why?
I know you have a 7D ... but how much do you use it?
Maybe a film like digital would fit your mind set better?
why?
I know you have a 7D ... but how much do you use it?
Maybe a film like digital would fit your mind set better?
Hamish Gill
Tech Support (and Marketing)
here you go, screen grabs from the lightroom crop tool
We should do this sort of thing more often ... found it interesting seeing Pete's crop earlier ...
We should do this sort of thing more often ... found it interesting seeing Pete's crop earlier ...
Brian Moore
Moderator
Took some photos at an event a few weeks ago with the 7D. Probably about 250 pictures. That's the most I've used it. I think I may go to Santa Anita Race Track on Friday (horse racing) and if I do I'll take the 7D. They're having a "Photographer's Day" and it looks like it might be fun.
