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Anyone tried Anamorphic options on the GFX?

Currently looking at the Anamorphot 65, but very interested in anything which works on GFX.

Not very good light when we were there unfortunately (mid day), but Blackwater state park is always a nice visit.

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I went through some unprocessed images from Dec 19 and found this moment.

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Happy Friday. Testing some filters in dark, overcast indoor natural light. With beer.

Kirk

Here is a link to the raw file if you want to mess around with it. Capture One does a splendid job with this file, and I used the new healing tool to blot out a bunch of dust on the black table. The GFX 50s is an amazing instrument.

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^^ Oh those flies.... so cool but <yeck>
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Killer sunset last night. This image is a bit baked, but the light was reflecting off the road like a river. And my neighbor took his vintage Camera out for a spin, so got a few shots as he drove through. Same exposure for all three, but blended them in Nik HDR Efex. Velvia film sim.

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Agree on sunset. Here in SF bay area, it was one the best sunsets I have seen. Looked like I was in a Star Wars Movie. Will post later. Processed in C1 first time on my PC and then I export to jpegs, it looks different like original raw file. Not sure why.

Wanted to post it last night but after I processed it in C1 Pro 20 using my PC, when converted to jpeg the colors looked totally different, not sure why. My ICC profile in the output recipe was saying sRGB something. I had to change it to Adobe RGB to get things right. Earlier I was using Windows Viewer so thought maybe that is messing up. So I loded my jpeg in PS on my PC and same issue. PS colors didn't match what C1 shows until I changed my C1 recipe to output using aRGB. Maybe it had something to do with me changing color space in my camera?

Here is the shot, not a great location. I was just driving around the back streets, looking for better location but had to stop to take some shots as sunset was really amazing. I wish I was at a higher location but being handicapped, I can't hike much so most of the shooting is from location which are easier to manage. I wish there was a way in Google Maps to show all cool locations which are accessible. Maybe I should talk with some in the Maps team.

120mm f4 macro.

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bobbyz wrote in post #19071363
120mm f4 macro.

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Nice; amazing sky. I'm gonna have to get a macro some time; they are secretly really versatile.

Hoping to see the SpaceX ship as it passed close to the Moon tonight, we didn't get to see it from Ireland but I did record the Moon zooooming past at 2288MPH. Shot this with the X-T3 and XF50-140 in 4K50 and sped it up 5K times in post, the original clip is about 20 minutes. I cropped it in 350% for HD output. The camera also applies a 1.18 crop for 4K50.



Also yesterday I was down shooting [footage of] the swans and cygnets again for an upcoming gear review, I put a couple of minutes down to share with out village's FB group, as we still have people letting their dogs free to terrorise them as the walk the grounds. One person did just that right beside me when I was setting up shooting them about to catch some sleep, he found my bark a lot stronger than he's dogs, sent him on his way and not to return without a better attitude. We had a cygnet killed by a dog last year (the last hope of a hatch of two) sad time it was so this brought a lot of joy in our community tonight.

Two Hot Shoes wrote in post #19071486
Hoping to see the SpaceX ship as it passed close to the Moon tonight, we didn't get to see it from Ireland but I did record the Moon zooooming past at 2288MPH. Shot this with the X-T3 and XF50-140 in 4K50 and sped it up 5K times in post, the original clip is about 20 minutes. I cropped it in 350% for HD output. The camera also applies a 1.18 crop for 4K50.

I enjoy experiments like this. Nicely done.

Kirk

Two Hot Shoes wrote in post #19071486
Hoping to see the SpaceX ship as it passed close to the Moon tonight, we didn't get to see it from Ireland but I did record the Moon zooooming past at 2288MPH. Shot this with the X-T3 and XF50-140 in 4K50 and sped it up 5K times in post, the original clip is about 20 minutes. I cropped it in 350% for HD output. The camera also applies a 1.18 crop for 4K50.



Also yesterday I was down shooting [footage of] the swans and cygnets again for an upcoming gear review, I put a couple of minutes down to share with out village's FB group, as we still have people letting their dogs free to terrorise them as the walk the grounds. One person did just that right beside me when I was setting up shooting them about to catch some sleep, he found my bark a lot stronger than he's dogs, sent him on his way and not to return without a better attitude. We had a cygnet killed by a dog last year (the last hope of a hatch of two) sad time it was so this brought a lot of joy in our community tonight.

Wonderful Nature video Kim.
Bravo for protecting what little Wildlife we have left on this Planet.
Happy trails.

Another amazing sunset.

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I went out again yesterday trying to find some new spot. No luck. All nicer homes up in the hills were gated.