Recent Professional Works

[rainer_v]

[http://tangential.de/fertiberia/]
Chemical Island


Rainer,

This is a captivating body of work, and a testament both to your eye and the competence of the G10 (which is rapidly becoming one of my favourite cameras ever).  What will be the end product of this project?

Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year, btw.

- Nick.
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its part of my work about active or left industrial places. originally iwas just scouting, more so because its dangerous to be on the island without protection, also in parts of the islands is high radioactivity.
 will go back there to make hi resolution shots and make them large for exhibits and publication. large prints should give a very realistic impression of the texture of the ground, which is not natural  in most parts, just chemical.
after reviewing the shots i also liked the G10 files and their roughness.
btw. did you try RawPhotoProcessor for the G10? its amazing what details brings out the konverter with this camera. incredible much better than acr or all other konverters for the g10, also in the shadows there is so much more in the files than acr is konverting. RPP does a great job with my sinar or brumbaer dngs as well.

[ndevlin]

btw. did you try RawPhotoProcessor for the G10? its amazing what details brings out the konverter with this camera. incredible much better than acr or all other konverters for the g10, also in the shadows there is so much more in the files than acr is konverting. RPP does a great job with my sinar or brumbaer dngs as well.

Rainer,

I have not tried RawPhoto, but will on your recommendation.  I liked the G9 a lot (as my article here last year said) but I feel the G10 is in a different class of quality.  

Lovely work -- just make sure you don't end up turning the same turquoise colour as the soil! That was kind of disturbing.
 
Cheers,

- Nick.

[rainer_v]

Rainer,

I have not tried RawPhoto, but will on your recommendation.  I liked the G9 a lot (as my article here last year said) but I feel the G10 is in a different class of quality.  

Lovely work -- just make sure you don't end up turning the same turquoise colour as the soil! That was kind of disturbing.
 
Cheers,

- Nick.

the turquoise is really there in this strength,- if not more ! its some chemical which has this tint.

[ixpressraf]

Some shots of trains that will never steam again.... DigiflexII with ixpress V96c and Super rotator 35mm and nikon 35mm 1,4 Ai lenses.

[Mitchell Baum]

Rainer,

Great series!

Have you tried Raw Developer with your Sinar?
Does Bumbaer still have advantages over Exposure?

Thanks for your many contributions to the forum.

Best,

Mitchell

[PeterA]

Snook - lovely work.

[Snook]

Snook - lovely work.

Thank you very much Peter..
They were not for work just for personal..:+]


Here are some form a recent catalogue last week..:+}

Snook

[PeterA]

Snook ( nice catalogue work..but) - I hardly give 'commercial' work a second glance - pretty much everyone shoots the same - because clients all want the same 5-10 canned styles..
Personal work - well thats no excuses shooting isnt it? -

Cheers
Pete

[rainer_v]

Rainer,

Great series!

Have you tried Raw Developer with your Sinar?
Does Bumbaer still have advantages over Exposure?

Thanks for your many contributions to the forum.

Best,

Mitchell

thanks mitchell.

yes i tried raw develloper, but i prefer adobe for its much faster workflow with similar quality in the end. although now i am on the RPP train,
its so much sharper and cleaner in the shadows that its worths to convert with it from dng to 16bit and than to go on with editing in ps.

brumbaer is faster but now i use normally exposure. dng file quality is a little bit better now from exposure, although very close.
i prefer the dng workflow  of exposure now.

[Carsten W]

thanks mitchell.

yes i tried raw develloper, but i prefer adobe for its much faster workflow with similar quality in the end. although now i am on the RPP train,
its so much sharper and cleaner in the shadows that its worths to convert with it from dng to 16bit and than to go on with editing in ps.

brumbaer is faster but now i use normally exposure. dng file quality is a little bit better now from exposure, although very close.
i prefer the dng workflow  of exposure now.

Do you use Lightroom, or some other solution, for managing your files?

[Lust4Life]

A shot from my trip to the Texas Hill Country in November, 2008.
Pedernalis Falls - Approaching Storm.

Camera Hasselblad H3DII-39 with 28mm.
When reduced to jpg it came out much darker and far less dynamic range.

[Mitchell Baum]

Thanks Rainer. Very helpful.

Best,

Mitchell

[rainer_v]

Do you use Lightroom, or some other solution, for managing your files?

i use lightroom and bridge. bridge for actual projects and lightroom for image banks
and harddisc catalogues.

[chiek]

Some shots of trains that will never steam again.... DigiflexII with ixpress V96c and Super rotator 35mm and nikon 35mm 1,4 Ai lenses.

Hi ixpressraf.
Nice Work, I like your pictures...
I just sold DIGIWIDE via Ebay.
and I making my systems (SINAR frame + SINAR DB shutter + Phaseone FLEX adaptor + any 35mm lens systems.)
Making is completed. and now testing my lenses...   pc-nikkor, pentax 645 lenses, ETC

Best regards,
Chiek

[ixpressraf]

Hi ixpressraf.
Nice Work, I like your pictures...
I just sold DIGIWIDE via Ebay.
and I making my systems (SINAR frame + SINAR DB shutter + Phaseone FLEX adaptor + any 35mm lens systems.)
Making is completed. and now testing my lenses...   pc-nikkor, pentax 645 lenses, ETC

Best regards,
Chiek

Hi Chiek,
i have never seen a digiwide in reality. It looks like a digitlex model 1 without viewfinder to me. I also had a digiflex1 some time ago. I was a perfect travel camera as it is very very small and lightweight. i am looking forward to see tour pictures made with the sinar system. It looks as if it will be a somewhat bigger system to carry arround....
Best regards, ixpressraf

[haefnerphoto]

Here's something a little different for me.  This car is a beautifully unrestored Voisin from around 1936 (still need to verify the exact year).  Attached is an exterior view, as well as, an interior.  The interior is a combination of Photomatix HDRI and crunching in Camera Raw.  Jim

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[Terence h]

Here's something a little different for me.  This car is a beautifully unrestored Voisin from around 1936 (still need to verify the exact year).  Attached is an exterior view, as well as, an interior.  The interior is a combination of Photomatix HDRI and crunching in Camera Raw.  Jim

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Hello Jim i really like that interior shot what set up did you do that with please.


Regards
Terence

[haefnerphoto]

Terence, That shot was lit from the right with an inkie shot through a glass block.  Two kino flos for fill were placed towards the back seat and out the left window, a couple of 2k's were hitting the cyc wall.  Glad you like the shot.  Jim

[SeanBK]

Here's something a little different for me.  This car is a beautifully unrestored Voisin from around 1936 (still need to verify the exact year).  Attached is an exterior view, as well as, an interior.  The interior is a combination of Photomatix HDRI and crunching in Camera Raw.  Jim

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Different yes, but as always great. I love the interior.

[redbutt]

From a recent head shot session.
Lighting setup = mother nature.
P21+ on Mamiya AFD2 with 80mm f/2.8.
ISO 100, 1/100th @ f/3.5
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