Marcel's 2020 Fuji pics

Marcel

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Love this image, Marcel. So what would a comparable DX or FX lens be compared with your Fuji? Would it still be considered a wide angle or closer to normal?
The 23 is like a 23 on a D72xxx or roughly 35mm on FX. I was very close to the turtle, camera on the ground and totally relied on auto-focus. There was no way I was going to lie on the path for a picture. I kneeled and put the camera on the ground as close as I thought it could focus. Spray and pray they say. :)
 

Marcel

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A few shots done with my X-T2, Sigma 105 macro with adapter nikon-Fuji X.

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A few shots with the Fuji X-H1 and my Sigma 150 macro. All hand held and with available light.

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Marcel

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This flower just fascinates me. The mandala circular shape filled with texture and depth.

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Using Sigma 105 macro. One of the biggest advantage of a mirrorless is the ability to use manual focus with focus peaking. It does make manual focusing so much more precise than with the Dslr.

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Marcel

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Hi Cindy,

First I have to excuse myself because I made a mistake in spelling the effect. It should have read Orton effect.

If you google Orton effect you can find it's a post processing technique to create a sort of bloom around the highlights for a foggy effect.

Here's a link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npDC7v0Qsz4

Hope it can be of use to you sometimes.

Marcel

I'm not sure I follow you, Marcel. The only Horton I know of is in Dr. Seuss books. :beguiled: Lol. Care to elaborate a little? :)
 

hark

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Hi Cindy,

First I have to excuse myself because I made a mistake in spelling the effect. It should have read Orton effect.

If you google Orton effect you can find it's a post processing technique to create a sort of bloom around the highlights for a foggy effect.

Here's a link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npDC7v0Qsz4

Hope it can be of use to you sometimes.

Marcel

Lol - yes, that is a lot different than Dr. Seuss' Horton. ;) But no, doing a quick scan of the video, I've never heard of this post processing technique. However, it looks very interesting and is a video I will watch in full when I have time. Plus I like Matt K. :) By the way, your image looks impressive! Thanks for the info, Marcel. :encouragement:
 

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We're having a retaining wall redone. It's messy now but should be OK once they're done.

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