Photo-a-day

[j.o.s.h.1408]

527A0750.jpg by jonneymendoza, on Flickr

[Bobster]

was hoping for sunshine, but got rain!

[kalniel]

was hoping for sunshine, but got rain!

I'll I'm getting is a no-permission to view image sign

[j.o.s.h.1408]

cant see pic either

[kalniel]

New camera time

[TheAnimus]

but you hid the exif!

[kalniel]

but you hid the exif!

Technically that's imgur, not me, doing the hiding

1.
f/2.2
1/1600
ISO-125

This one should give a better hint given the d.o.f. obvious in the photo, though I should have stopped down more really - have to get my head around this camera yet:

2.
f/2.8
1/1250
ISO-125

[TheAnimus]

but what is it? OM-D?

[kalniel]

but what is it? OM-D?

*sigh* where's your spirit of investigation Nope, that much d.o.f. from f/2.8 suggests a smaller sensor than 4/3rds (or a crop, but I should have said they're not significantly cropped, if at all). It's a Sony RX100 - much bigger sensor than a compact, but smaller than a dslr.. so a bit of work to get d.o.f right at the moment.

[TheAnimus]

ah but you didn't tell me the focal length, so how could I know the DoF (Actually you've got me wondering now using image forensics how you could work it out!)

You should start a thread with how you get on with it. It appears obvious to me that the traditional DSLR is really going to be dying a death over the next few years. Just look at how FF sensors are having the gap closed by APS-C. This isn't in any way a bad thing, as there will still be the interchangeable lens systems for pros, probably still with mirrors (I hope so!) but we will see some really amazing photos from ultra small compacts, moments which couldn't be captured before etc!

So I for one will definitely be interested with how you get on!

[g8ina]

OK, you know how I keep banging on about infrared, well, you love it or hate it, but you have to admit, it's different !



Canon A490, 650nm IR, macro mode. Oh, and it's a peacock butterfly just in case you was wondering.

[kalniel]

ah but you didn't tell me the focal length, so how could I know the DoF (Actually you've got me wondering now using image forensics how you could work it out!)

Was thinking of mentioning it, but that would have been much easier (10mm) - from the angle of view you could probably guess it's equivalent to the actual 28mm@35mm, and thus nail the 1" sensor size straight away.

You should start a thread with how you get on with it. It appears obvious to me that the traditional DSLR is really going to be dying a death over the next few years. Just look at how FF sensors are having the gap closed by APS-C. This isn't in any way a bad thing, as there will still be the interchangeable lens systems for pros, probably still with mirrors (I hope so!) but we will see some really amazing photos from ultra small compacts, moments which couldn't be captured before etc!

So I for one will definitely be interested with how you get on!

Sure, will do once I've learned it's ways a bit more.

[kalniel]

Canon A490, 650nm IR, macro mode. Oh, and it's a peacock butterfly just in case you was wondering.

Oh, snap - saw one yesterday Impressed with your shot given the camera - mine was some way up a wall so I couldn't get very close unfortunately. This is very cropped (almost 1:1)

[j.o.s.h.1408]

I went to the emirates cup last weekend.

here are some shots


527A1807-Edit.jpg by jonneymendoza, on Flickr


527A1897-Edit.jpg by jonneymendoza, on Flickr


527A1975-Edit.jpg by jonneymendoza, on Flickr


527A2016-Edit.jpg by jonneymendoza, on Flickr


527A1841-Edit-2.jpg by jonneymendoza, on Flickr

full set here

http://www.flickr.com/photos/josh140...7634928991843/

[Bobster]

looks like you had fun! (not sure i like the way that flickr sharpens)


18-35 @ 1.8!

[kalniel]

Terrible vignetting with that lens Bob! (j/k)