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Phase One 645DFPhase One 75-150mm f/4.5D
Leaf Aptus-II 12
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your beautiful work is featured in my new journal...[link]
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Your fantastic work has been featured in Friday Night Features .
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this is specially good looking when viewed full size; very rich textures and color saturation, etc...
one thing that does not do as well is the waterfall; i think you should make it less yellow looking and maybe give it some more brightness! as it is i find it a bit bland.
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Gorgeous, the contrast between the cool and warm colours is stunning.
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Yosemite National Park in California, USA.
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I thought so; it's an absolutely stunning shot!
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Beautiful photo. I love the golden sun ray. Outstanding shot! Thanks for sharing.
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Absolutely breathtaking capture. Best shot of Tunnel View I've ever seen. The lighting is exquisite.
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few Elven houses and buildings and it would be Rivendell
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Great. I use the same camera at work, too. But we're doing stills. Great to see, how I might use it on holidays.
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The current crop of 80Mp Dalsa sensors are pretty fantastic. Low noise, lots of DR. What's your setup? 645DF, or some kind of technical setup?
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Actually I use just the Leaf Aptus II 8 back, with 40 MP, considering about the 80 mp back. But the quality of the aptus II 8 is pretty awesome, too. As lenses I have Schneider-Kreuznach-Lenses with fixed focal length: 55, 80 and 110.
I use small format cameras, when I'm not at work, because those are much lighter and smaller. My Canon 60D, I took my photos with, is better to handle in a backpack.
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The contrast is superbly managed !
The warm light makes the dark and imposing cliff so impressive and highlights the waterfall.
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