Random Photo thread XVIII - DO NOT QUOTE PHOTOS 800PX SIZE LIMIT.

Arciphel · 22-03-2010 06:19PM

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RE*AC*TOR · 22-03-2010 06:28PM

sprinkles · 22-03-2010 07:59PM

needs straightening...

Mr. Grieves · 22-03-2010 08:11PM

Simplicius · 22-03-2010 08:27PM

Some from a few rolls of film shot in temple bar on St P's day while playing with a "new" Konica Autoreflex TC body with a series of Konica Hexanon lens.. I think I am in love with the 85mm f/1.8 and the 28mm f/3.5 .. amazing colours and sharpness. More on my photostream

DutchGuy · 22-03-2010 08:42PM

@Mr Grieves - cheers best picture of me I've seen in a long time

AnimalRights · 22-03-2010 09:03PM

Handheld taken a few minutes ago with my newly acquired 16-35L II :cool:

Simplicius · 22-03-2010 09:11PM

AnimalRights wrote: »

Handheld taken a few minutes ago with my newly acquired 16-35L II :cool:

wonderful , was this at 16mm ? there is no visible distortion

AnimalRights · 22-03-2010 09:17PM

Simplicius wrote: »

wonderful , was this at 16mm ? there is no visible distortion

http://pix.ie/punkrock/1576352/exif

19mm I'm afraid! :mad: :P

.Longshanks. · 22-03-2010 09:20PM

Simplicius wrote: »

wonderful , was this at 16mm ? there is no visible distortion

Are you blind? The two gable walls are leaning into each other

pete4130 · 22-03-2010 09:32PM

Longshanks100 wrote: »

Are you blind? The two gable walls are leaning into each other

That isn't the lens as such, more the angle the building is off from being paralel to the film plane/sensor.....thats what proper tilt shift lenses are used for correcting

Simplicius · 22-03-2010 09:32PM

AnimalRights wrote: »

http://pix.ie/punkrock/1576352/exif

19mm I'm afraid! :mad: :P

even better news, I have an old zebra 20mm Flektogon arriving for my exakta soon ... and this was the kind of shot I had in mind..

Longshanks: thanks for pointing out my obvious optical assesment failure :P but lots of super wide angle lens would have created a wave form distortion alont the line of the parapet, caused by barrel distortion. this is what I was looking at.

honerbright · 22-03-2010 09:51PM

Took a trip to Dublin for the Rugby on the weekend and got this on Grafton street;

AnimalRights · 22-03-2010 10:06PM

pete4130 wrote: »

That isn't the lens as such, more the angle the building is off from being paralel to the film plane/sensor.....thats what proper tilt shift lenses are used for correcting

Funny you should say that, the bloke I bought this lens off today was an architect and he had used this lens for his job but sold it because he is getting the 14mm T&S.....you know your stuff Sir!

Effects · 22-03-2010 10:32PM

John wrote: »

From The Jimmy Cake last night:

You got that close? My condolences.

pixbyjohn · 22-03-2010 10:32PM

pete4130 wrote: »

That isn't the lens as such, more the angle the building is off from being paralel to the film plane/sensor.....thats what proper tilt shift lenses are used for correcting

You can do a very nice job on that in Photoshop with Lens correction filter

Effects · 22-03-2010 10:44PM

Chorcai · 22-03-2010 10:45PM

Simplicius wrote: »

Some from a few rolls of film shot in temple bar on St P's day while playing with a "new" Konica Autoreflex TC body with a series of Konica Hexanon lens.. I think I am in love with the 85mm f/1.8 and the 28mm f/3.5 .. amazing colours and sharpness. More on my photostream

I think I recall seeing you, well, your camera that is

had you a lens hood on it as well ?

Those lads were good fun alright...

Effects · 22-03-2010 10:46PM

DutchGuy wrote: »

Finally got some old film developed... With streak for added authenticity (no idea what it is by the way it appears on about a quarter of my photos)
image

I had a streak in the same place in an image of mine a while back. Fuji lab?

monument · 22-03-2010 10:48PM

Arciphel wrote: »

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"This page is private.... Oops! You don't have permission to view this page."

Are you linking to a page you can only view on flickr?

BTW where was it taken?