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    Posted: 25 October 2009 at 00:06
Great day, a bit wet.

Here's the big hero and organiser (grubeater) who brought "test" bodies from Sony Netherlands (an A500, A550 and A850)

This is a jpg, almost straight from the cam (only levels and resized/sharpened) of the A550. Lens was 100/2.8 macro @ 2.8



Which raw converter can do A550 raws, LR2.5 doesn't do them yet

(Much) more will follow hereunder later, from me as well as from the others!
You can see the April Foolishness 2023 exhibition here Another great show of the talent we have on Dyxum
 



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Originally posted by pegelli pegelli wrote:


This is a jpg, almost straight from the cam (only levels and resized/sharpened) of the A550. Lens was 100/2.8 macro @ 2.8
No, it's a Minolta 35/2.

Who took the photo of us three Dutch One Prime guys (Dopol, Pegelli and me)?
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Posts: 38336 		Post Options Post Options   Quote pegelli Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 25 October 2009 at 01:17
Thanks Nebbor!

Originally posted by Nebbor Nebbor wrote:

pegelli with 200G f2.8


and........... with the A850 attached (no I'm not addicted yet, but getting closer)

Here's my "one prime" Octoberfest shot with that combo today:


More to follow, but now it's time to go to bed and get some zzzzz's
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Great shot Pieter!

I like the fact that the man in the second row is barely in sight, but is looking at you. Nice compo an DOF. The shootingconditions were bad, but you made it work! Very well done!
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I had a great day
but hopefully next time in a little better condition

After a short try with all my lenses I did fall-back on my beloved 24/2.8 but tried not to include the complete park in every picture .

Here my pictures:
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(It seems to be a family problem... not checking iso settings :x)
All pictures are shot in JPEG and some are adjusted on the black/white curves and all are resized. No other adjustments are made.
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Most pictures are straight from the camera, some a little crop, all resized.

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"all aboard !"

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"ZZzzZZzzZZzz..."

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"Wake up!"

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"The laundry"

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"Who's there?"

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"halfway the day"

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"Who wanted to see steam engines?"

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"That sounds fishy"

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"spotted the ghost car"

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a small part of the camera's and lenses. There were more camera bodies than members

Edited by Duur - 25 October 2009 at 12:06
 



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Posts: 199 		Post Options Post Options   Quote dorian-grey Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 25 October 2009 at 12:03
Interesting place the Openluchtmuseum, visited a few years ago when I and my family were op vacantie near Doorn.


Are the tram seats still super hard wooden? (only worse are older trams in Amsterdam IMO)
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Great ones Nebbor
What I like is the different angle on the same stuff that such days give

And my "one prime" octoberfest



more to come

Edited by Dopol - 25 October 2009 at 12:21
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And a few more

The 'animal part'

you wouldn't send your dog out


and old races of cows


A Groninger Blaarkop



two 'lakenvelders'

(no I'm not into cow breeding. My parents filled my head with enormous amounts of useless stuff like this)

Yes I had some monks too

concentrated singing


and hands on a black habit always make a good subject
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Posts: 3138 		Post Options Post Options   Quote romke Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 25 October 2009 at 12:41
here some of my pics in the "standard upload format". all are shot in RAW (ISO 200) with the a900/CZ24-70 combo, most of them with some amount of flash. images are processed in Lr 2.5 (exposure, white balance, adjustment of highlights and blacks where that seemed appropriate. after processing the RAW files were exported into jpegs with a long edge of 1000 px and a surrounding canvas added in Ps 4.


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Has been a nice day after all guys!
Sorry I missed out.
You brought a bit of home back to me. Sppok's no. 4 and Duur's No.6 shot is a buiding they took brick-by-brick from our town and rebuild it over there.
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Good stuff sofar, I like everybodies different "take" on the same environment.

Here's some of the actors in the Museum, all very friendly and dedicated volunteers making it more than just a bunch of "old stuff" but really making it come alive:

The farmers:

A700 + 200/2.8HS


A850 + 200/2.8HS
Unfortunately my close-up of the farmer's lady did turn out all misfocussed, darn Sony

The singing monks:

A850 + 200/2.8HS


A850 + 200/2.8HS

The "scharensliep" (person who goes around the streets sharpening knives and scissors)

A850 + 200/2.8 HS, 1/25th sec handheld, SSS on FF rocks!

And the guys and gals who keep the trams running:

A700 + 200/2.8HS


A550 + 100/2.8 macro


A850 + 200/2.8HS


A850 + 200/2.8HS


A850 + 200/2.8HS

As you can see I remained quite faithful to my one-prime octoberfest challenge

More to come !
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Posts: 3138 		Post Options Post Options   Quote romke Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 25 October 2009 at 17:46
somehow something in the last pic seems out of place - i don't think that at the time that the uniform was designed and those trams running that modern communication equipment was available :-)

therefore i like it the most from the series.
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Altough there was some rain, i we had a very nice day.

Here some pictures i took.


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Edited by Tyno - 25 October 2009 at 19:25
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