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Rhododendron beginning to blossom.©
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Christine Falls in Mt Rainier NP© CUMMINGS
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Early Morning Fog in Gig Harbor, WA©
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City of Tacoma with Mt Rainier boldly watching over it.© CUMMINGS
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At close to 600 feet, Multnomah is the tallest waterfall in the state of Oregon.©
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Monochrome Monday, September 18, 2017
glenn_cummings1 replied to Sanford's topic in Casual Photo Conversations
Shot at 400mm. Mt Rainier over Gig Harbor
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Early September sunrise on Mt Rainier.
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Mt. Rainier shot from Upper Tipsoo Lake
glenn_cummings1 commented on glenn_cummings1's gallery image in Landscape
Thanks Leslie. The tip of the tree being cut off always bothered me as well. This was shot at 40mm with a 24-105, I believe. I do have another image shot at 24 but the mountain seems too far in the distance. -
Early morning on the Skagit. -
Artist: Cummings; Exposure Date: 2016:01:01 09:49:30; Make: Canon; Model: Canon EOS 5D Mark III; ExposureTime: 1/1000 s; FNumber: f/6; ISOSpeedRatings: 640; ExposureProgram: Shutter priority; ExposureBiasValue: 0/1; MeteringMode: Pattern; Flash: Flash did not fire, compulsory flash mode; FocalLength: 400 mm; Software: Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 5.7 (Macintosh);
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Mt. Rainier shot from Upper Tipsoo Lake
glenn_cummings1 commented on glenn_cummings1's gallery image in Landscape
Shot from Upper Tipsoo Lake -
Artist: Cummings;
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<p>A sincere thank you to all for the detailed responses.</p> <p>This will all help me to make an informed decision. Weight reduction is one of my main reasons for switching, however I need to be able to make quality prints up to 16x24 and that's the dilemma I face. EVF vs. OVF is also a concern as I have never used anything other than OVF's.</p> <p>I like the look and feel of the Fuji XT1, reminds me of my original Nikon FM. I'm also considering the Olympus EM1 but am very concerned about Micro 4/3's format and the ability to print up to 16x24.</p> <p>Again, thanks for everyone's input. I've got some serious research to do and decisions to make.</p>
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<p>Thank you all for the replies. Sony doesn't interest me much due to the overall size of their lenses, which equate to pretty much the same as what I currently have.</p> <p>I rarely print larger than 16x24, so a crop sensor shouldn't be an issue, even with landscapes. In fact, perhaps MFT's could even be an option with Olympus. However, all the research I have already done leads me to the Fuji X system with their stellar lenses.</p> <p>I really want to pull the trigger, I'm just so concerned that I will regret it later with the quality I am accustomed to.</p> <p>Thanks everyone!</p>
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<p>As always, I've come to Photo.net for some excellent advice.</p> <p>I'm considering the move to mirrorless from Canon full frame, primarily for the reduction in weight. Currently, I shoot with the 5D3 and four "L" lenses...17-40, 24-105, 100 Macro and 100-400. This setup is ideal for what I normally shoot, landscapes and nature.</p> <p>I'm currently looking at the new Fuji XT-2 body with comparable lenses to what I now have.</p> <p>Am I crazy or does this possible switch seem to make sense to those of you utilizing the mirrorless system? Will I miss the resolution of FF or be completely satisfied with the move. I'm not really interested in the Sony system.</p> <p>Any and all responses are appreciated.</p> <p>Thanks,<br> Glenn</p>
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Colchuck Lake; Alpine Wilderness in the Northern Cascade Mountain Range, Washington. -
Artist: Cummings;
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Photographed inside a cave along a coastal wall at Lanai Lookout, Oahu, Hawaii. Nikon N90 with a 60mm macro lens housed in a Nexus housing with Ikelite strobes. Fuji Velvia, f22; 1/60 sec.
