Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Medium Format / Film / Digital Backs – and Large Sensor Photography => Topic started by: tomholland on June 02, 2008, 06:29:27 pm
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recent portraits with my new afi 5 [attachment=6882:attachment][attachment=6883:attachment]
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recent portraits with my new afi 5 [attachment=6882:attachment][attachment=6883:attachment]
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Larger ?
I mean the image setup and lighting is very nice, but at this size one cannot see any difference between these images and what you could have done with a cellphone.
Edmund
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Larger ?
I mean the image setup and lighting is very nice, but at this size one cannot see any difference between these images and what you could have done with a cellphone.
Edmund
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Edmund -
You are right, but how about a softer touch....?
Geoff
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Edmund -
You are right, but how about a softer touch....?
Geoff
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Ok, let's restate the case:
These atmospheric images demonstrate the considerable talent of the photographer at sculpting a space, putting up lighting, and posing the model. However, the displayed web-sized photos offer few clues about the equipment used for capture, indeed one would conjecture that a photographer with such artistic abilities could market work created with any commercially available imaging device including a cellphone.
Edmund
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Something like "Please show us a larger image or 100% views." would have been a courteous request. Instead, we are treated to a snotty remark followed by a sarcastic one. It is sad that brief and polite sentences cannot be the norm.
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Well, I never expect anyone to just post a full file for someone to "steal" off of an internet forum, but a 100 percent crop to demonstrate some nice image quality would be fun.
Otherwise, congrats, and enjoy your new camera system!
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Ok, let's restate the case:
These atmospheric images demonstrate the considerable talent of the photographer at sculpting a space, putting up lighting, and posing the model. However, the displayed web-sized photos offer few clues about the equipment used for capture, indeed one would conjecture that a photographer with such artistic abilities could market work created with any commercially available imaging device including a cellphone.
Edmund
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Interesting how differently people react to something. Personally I found your original post humorous and light, nothing offensive about it. Even this sarcastic one is funny! Its both amazing and encouraging that such a wide variety of people with distinctly different backgrounds and sensibilities come together in these forums and actually share and get along.
david
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GEAT SHOTS!!!
Gotta love the schneider lenses. There is a certain something out the schneider glass that i miss from the 6008 that i see here
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Larger ?
I mean the image setup and lighting is very nice, but at this size one cannot see any difference between these images and what you could have done with a cellphone.
Edmund
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I know of no cellphone with a flash synch..but I don't keep up to date with small format.. and besides is it all about the pixel count? Is he posting just to compare sharpness/resolution.. I don't think that was the intent. Nice to see the work from my point of view.. regardless of size.. too bad some have a one track mind.