WnW: Picture of the Week #47

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<i>Panasonic G1, M4/3 to Leica adapter, Self portrait of the gear. Focused using the TFT screen.</i>

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<center>R8, 28mm, TMY400. </center>

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<center><bold>M8 + Summicron 90/2</bold></center>

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That's really extremely nice, Lutz! Fascinating to trace all those twigs with the eye, then be drawn back to the compositional focus.

<Center><img src="http://www.spirer.com/bcbnov192008/slides/357P3269.jpg"><br><I>Feathers and Hand, Copyright 2008 Jeff Spirer</i></center>

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D-80, Tamron 90/2.8<br>

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D-80, Nikkor AIS 105/2.5<br>

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Great shot Lutz! Nice to see some old school principles used well.

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Jeff -- unusual and very good. <p>

 

Lutz -- I like that one. <p>

 

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Leica M3, Summicron 35mm, Ilford HP5. Lutz, your photo is great.<div></div>

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M8, 50/1.4 Summilux ASPH + Filter, 1/250@f/11, ISO 160, Nikon Speedlights via remote trigger

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DNG converted in Lightroom and dodged in Photoshop</i>

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Hey Vivek - you got the camera, you got the lens, so how about going out and actually taking some photos of something so we can see what it can

do?

Uninterseting picture, interesting lens.<div></div>

<i>Hey Vivek - you got the camera, you got the lens, so how about going out and actually taking some photos of something so we can see what it can do?</i>

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Sanford, You missed something crucial there. Yes, I bought the camera, I had (already bought) the lens. I <b>made</b> the adapter (not available anywhere, yet) and am showing what can be done. That itself is a test shot.

OK, I've just been really curious about this camera, which I'm sure will soon be available in Olympus and Leica form. I'm carrying

around too much weight and would welcome something this small which could compete in quality with big SLRs

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Last Night<div></div>

Vivek... th@nKs fo' t' info...Great news.... Prob@bLy lost on t' LocaLs here...

What I've been shooting lately:<div></div>

That's really nice, Jack. Very quiet.