Photograph and Camera talk
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It's one of those things where I really don't like to use a tripod, but occasionally need one and it's great for those instances. Family pictures on a timer and it's ace and could be handy in those tricky pictures.
I appreciate the advice on the longer exposure and may try that this fall winter when the evening and morning skies really starts to play it's magic.
I said it a while ago, but the Leica fixed focal is my favourite camera because it makes me work for the picture, but the Canon is the goto for my outdoor nature shots. Also can't lie to say that the iPhone has made taking off the cuff pictures a lot easier and more convenient.
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Stock photo from the Company Website:
That’s one nifty tripod right there. I love my big Rollei Carbon, but sometimes it’s just way too bulky.
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Some pics from our weekend trip to Budapest & Vienna.
Hungarian BBQ
Police patrolling at Budapest railway station
32deg strolling in Vienna
Nap under a tree
Mom and daughter at Stephansdom
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Great shots, @Jett129
I totally understand how you cropped the pic of the mom
With her daughter. Definitely emphasizes the main subject.I don’t know why exactly, but I’m heavily preferring portrait format over landscape lately. Gen smartphone??
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Candid shots of some devils in a local bar. Canon R5 w/ EF 50mm F/1.2 L. Taken at F/3.2, 1600 ISO. 1/60s on the first one, 1/80s on the second.
I took the mirrorless plunge! Upgraded from my venerable 5D Mk. III (which I'd bought new all the way back in 2014!) to an R5, because they're a lot cheaper here. It's a very different beast for sure, but I love it to bits. Cannot recommend it highly enough, if you're able to throw that kind of money at a camera.This last one is not my picture, but it is a picture of me (plus a few others) that I think turned out pretty good. Our attached ComCam guy took this picture of me 'popping my cherry' during a recent training evolution. I'm manning the #1 position, pulling the lanyard. Metadata says Canon R6 with an EF 24-105mm F/4L at 24mm, F/4, ISO 640, 1/8000s. Identifying patches/insignia have been obscured, for obvious reasons.
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Beautiful shots, @Jestocost
and what a nice setup, I’ve heard good things only about that canon 50 1.2… -
I already posted in the party thread, but figured it’d make sense to post here to, as some of you might not be following along over there and still be interested.
So here’s some of my favorite shots from last weekend.All on my XT4 + 23mm 1.4 / 56mm 1.2
So glad I took the 56 with me.. It’s just made for outdoor candid portraits.
*Holy cow… Sorry for the flood of pics here. I’m obviously not the best at making decisions
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Very nice. ^
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@weftyarn appreciate it, man. The 50 has been with me since like 2015-16, and to this day it's my favorite camera-related purchase.
Beautiful bokeh on the party photos. The colors give it all a very dream-y feeling. How do you like the Fuji rig, by the by? I've been a full-frame Canon man since day 1… I had no idea APS-C had come far enough to get pictures like that.
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Thanks guys!!
@Jestocost I absolutely love my Fuji kit! Transitioned from a Sony A6000 about two years ago, so I never shot anything but APSC and can’t really tell the difference to Full Frame from first hand experience.
I can tell though, that with the right lens, awesome Bokeh can be achieved!!
Some of the lenses I’ve used that can achieve absolutely gorgeous Bokeh:
Fuji 23mm 1.4
Fuji 35mm 1.4
Samyang 35mm 1.2 (Manual)
Samyang 50mm 1.2 (Manual)
Fuji 56mm 1.2The Fuji 90mm 2.0 is an absolute stunner, too. But very expensive considering the limited versatility with that focal length. Here’s some sample shots I found online:
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@weftyarn you’ve got quite the eye! Perfect choices on lenses that you utilized. Really enjoyed your shots from the anni.
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@ROman @RoxRocks86 Glad you enjoyed the anny shots!
@SKT Awesome! Love the colors.
