Digital photography

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Lunch time pootle.

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Found a fix/cause: I was uploading images that were saved using Display P3 colourspace. The reds and yellows were waaay off so switched to sRGB and the colours are back to normal.

Nice slice of a neighbourhood there

All great, the last one in particular.

I've struggled with being in the moment and taking pictures lately, but here's a few I took on a walk on new year's eve (Epson R-D1 & Voigtländer 35mm f/2,5).

Those are stunning.
The being in the moment stuff does tend to come and go, right?

Also didn’t know Epson made a camera.

Thanks, I guess it's mostly down to there being a bit too much going on lately.

Epson didn't just make a camera, they made a damn good one - the first digital rangefinder.

Few shots from Mam Tor at the weekend, ridiculously crisp light.

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Unreal.

Cheers mate, hard to take bad photos in that light.

Finally blue skies

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Apologies if this is a dumbass question, but how did you get that haze in these shots?

Used an old Super Takumar 135mm from the 60’s that has ridiculous flare if it’s even slightly in the sun. It’s a nice lens, nice and dinky but still solid and obviously manual focus which is a bit of an arse to focus on a cheap ancient dslr without a proper focus screen in the viewfinder.

Annoyingly, it can focus past infinity somehow, so even getting sharp images of things far away isn’t trivial.

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Sounds tough man, they look great. Worth the effort.

This view from the canal always makes me think of Blade Runner.

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None of these quite hit the spot that I was aiming for. Also lacking the crisp edge that i would like - not sure if this is user error or the lens.

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Picked up an 85mm, first time with that sort of lens, quite a nice size I thought.

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Two from a bike ride today.

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Strong page.

@ChasnotRobert those vistas around Stratford are always fascinating given what it looked like 15 years ago. The wall in your top image was always a boundary into the old wastelands. The stuff on the right has barely changed compared to the other side of the wall.

@RonnieOatmilk 85mm is great. You using it on a 35mm sensor? Always loved that focal length.

@Josh love both of those. Nice grade, too.