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dalth500 07-19-19 12:45
Nicely achieved !
Mt. Hood and Sandy River
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dalth500 11-22-17 18:05
Yes the D850 sensor and Zeiss glass are nearly perfect partners - this was literally the 200th image taken with the new body! I will repost it in 4K for you
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Grape leaves
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dalth500 11-12-17 23:11
Hand held - the D850 has an amazing sensor and when coupled with a Zeiss lens it is probably as good as full frame can get. This is literally the 15th image taken with the new D850 for me.
Tokyo Tower
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dalth500 11-08-17 12:10
The outdoor lights in this scene have just about every color temperature there is - from the yellow orange sodium vapor lights of the Tokyo Tower to the green blue of the mercury vapor street lights the the aircraft warning lights and the multiple colors of the neon signs - difficult to white balance a scene like this for sure - the M10 sensor is a definite improvement over the M240 series
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New Sellwood Bridge
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dalth500 06-01-17 15:39
No star filter - When it is stopped down to 5.6 or higher the Zeiss 28mm delivers the 9 pointed stars naturally. Thanks for your question!
Star Ferry and clouds
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dalth500 05-12-17 22:36
The best value ride and vistas in the world!
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Wild taro
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dalth500 04-26-17 18:34
I am enjoying the M10 sensor - an improvement over the M240
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Gargoyle Nantes
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dalth500 04-02-17 12:11
Taken just before sunset - lighting was highly variable because of passing clouds overhead but I was able to grab the last little bit of light on the forehead - thanks for taking a look!
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M240 sensor limits
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dalth500 02-21-17 22:06
Here is an example of the disappointing M240 tendency to exhibit shadow banding in low light images. I hope the M10 sensor addresses this shortcoming.
Elephant and jungle
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dalth500 11-16-16 14:11
Normally I try to optimize focus, resolution detail etc. but with this image the idea was to produce a representation of the feeling of the jungle. So for the purists please excuse this "painterly" approach.