A nice walk. I found that shooting people close in with a wide lens gave me some nice results, but you have to get close for it. Easiest to do among family and friends at an event of some kind. Like 28mm or so. You have to swoop in and get the moment. I am not stealthy so I make conversation. I shot a wedding anniversary for family years ago with a Fuji x-pro-1 and the focus was so slow with some lenses that you could actually have a conversation waiting for it to focus. I think the lack of ability to really hyper focus before a shot and the delay in camera shots after you press the button was quite a weakness in the dslr world compared to film cameras. With them you pre-focused for your DOF and just kit the button when you wanted the shot, timing was everything. That technique was not available when they went digital, they had no DOF scales on the lenses and the shutter was always delayed. I liked the shot of the wires on the bridge, reminded me of that shot they all do on the Brooklyn Bridge, but different of course. One wonders if it is lighted at night and how that may look. Best wishes, God bless!
Hi John, thank you for sharing as always 🙌 I’m currently working on a 28mm Leica Q video with some interesting close-up shots of people I have swooped in on 😊 It should be ready and out in about 2 weeks. I agree, I too love a lens with ‘markings’ and have enjoyed many a vintage lens over the years. Well they weren’t called vintage lenses when I first started using them, they were just called lenses 😀 Happy to hear you liked the bridge wire shot, I also have wondered about the night lighting there, if I do get a chance to experience it in the future I’m sure I will share the images 👍 Enjoy the rest of your week, God bless!
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Very good, I wish my urban walks were that nice.
Como siempre hermosas fotos. Esa cámara es extraordinaria. Para aliviar mi estrés fotografió con ella. Saludos.
Gracias por tus amables pensamientos 🙏 Estoy de acuerdo, es una cámara especial 😎
A nice walk. I found that shooting people close in with a wide lens gave me some nice results, but you have to get close for it. Easiest to do among family and friends at an event of some kind. Like 28mm or so. You have to swoop in and get the moment. I am not stealthy so I make conversation. I shot a wedding anniversary for family years ago with a Fuji x-pro-1 and the focus was so slow with some lenses that you could actually have a conversation waiting for it to focus. I think the lack of ability to really hyper focus before a shot and the delay in camera shots after you press the button was quite a weakness in the dslr world compared to film cameras. With them you pre-focused for your DOF and just kit the button when you wanted the shot, timing was everything. That technique was not available when they went digital, they had no DOF scales on the lenses and the shutter was always delayed.
I liked the shot of the wires on the bridge, reminded me of that shot they all do on the Brooklyn Bridge, but different of course. One wonders if it is lighted at night and how that may look.
Best wishes, God bless!
Hi John, thank you for sharing as always 🙌 I’m currently working on a 28mm Leica Q video with some interesting close-up shots of people I have swooped in on 😊 It should be ready and out in about 2 weeks. I agree, I too love a lens with ‘markings’ and have enjoyed many a vintage lens over the years. Well they weren’t called vintage lenses when I first started using them, they were just called lenses 😀 Happy to hear you liked the bridge wire shot, I also have wondered about the night lighting there, if I do get a chance to experience it in the future I’m sure I will share the images 👍 Enjoy the rest of your week, God bless!
这个头和20-35 2.8L差多少？ 2.8那支看评测边角崩坏很明显，这只边角如何？
你好，我没有用过2.8。不过刚制作了一支关于3.5的视频，可以看看😊 th-cam.com/video/Q1yyw0g_59I/w-d-xo.html