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nickphoto123
Mar-04-2006, 05:10 AM
Hello All,

After seeing the new cameras from PMA and not feeling confident with my repaired S9000's Command Dial, I decided to trade it in with some other gear for a Sony R-1.

The s9000 is a great camera at its price point. But I felt the R-1 and its lens would suit me better for my people pics.

One of my first R-1 shots:

Regards, Nicholas
wxwax
Mar-04-2006, 08:39 AM
Nick, that's beautiful. Lovely color, brightness.

Congratulations on your new camera! :thumb
Owen
Mar-04-2006, 08:40 AM
You're going to miss the range. I can just hear it now. :rofl
DoctorIt
Mar-04-2006, 11:37 AM
that shot looks noisy as heck - is it because its attached rather than linked to your SM?
Bob Bell
Mar-04-2006, 04:41 PM
Nice shot. The foreground stuff, i think they are chairs and that candle are distracting from a really nice shot.
nickphoto123
Mar-04-2006, 06:25 PM
Nice shot. The foreground stuff, i think they are chairs and that candle are distracting from a really nice shot.

Hello All,

The foreground items are what you see while sitting in the pew, my intended vantage point of you, the viewer. Guess it didn't work.

I already do miss the range.

That is not noise, its 'photographic grain'.

Regards, Nichoas
ian408
Mar-04-2006, 09:43 PM
Hello All,

The foreground items are what you see while sitting in the pew, my intended vantage point of you, the viewer. Guess it didn't work.

I already do miss the range.

That is not noise, its 'photographic grain'.

Regards, Nichoas

I like the vantage point. It's one of the better composed pics you've posted
(at least in my opinion).

I do think the small size of the attachments does limit the viewer's perception
of the shot though. I don't know that I would categorize it as either
grain or noise but probably compression artifact.

Don't you have a smugmug account you could link from? That'd really show
off the quality of the shot.

The R1 is a fine camera and I have to belive that a linked shot would show
it off in its best light (so to speak).

Thanks for sharing.

ian
DoctorIt
Mar-05-2006, 05:27 AM
I do think the small size of the attachments does limit the viewer's perception of the shot though. I don't know that I would categorize it as either grain or noise but probably compression artifact.

Don't you have a smugmug account you could link from? That'd really show
off the quality of the shot.Thanks Ian, that's what I was getting at. I know Nick has a SM account.

:dunno