Alright all you Sigma Shooters:
With the demise of Dpreview as of April 10th, let's move our weekly thread highlighting images made with Sigma Cameras and lenses to this new forum (DPRivived). Try to limit your post to 3 images and please give you post a title so the comments will be properly directed.
Cheers,
larryj
I will start with a old image that I like a lot .. Thistle and Butterfly
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Thistle and Butterfly
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Image made with the SD1 Merrill and the 105mm macro lens.
If you use the reply button outside the box and at the top right of the original post you get this clean window to post your response.
Using the reply button inside the window replies to the specific info in that thread.
Cheers and good light,
larryj
Shot with sdQH and 105mm Macro.
Very nice image Don, thanks for sharing. ;>)
larryj
Fire Wood
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Here is one from 2007 made with the SD9 and the 15-30 mm lens.
I don't think we can do that, Larry, and there is no threaded list option here (yet). so the only thing we can do is put a caption in the reply body preferably above the image so as to not run afoul of stupid Flickr BBCode ..,
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Thanks for posting that Ted. I did do that in my last 2 posts, but did not explain to others what to do. ;>)
something strange in our country backyard, Torii gate plus rocks which seem 'archaeological' (they are not) DP2Merrill, shot Thursday, April 6, full EXIF and sizing options on my flickr link (under name of Sandy Fleischmann) along with several additional photos
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SDIM5409 Sigma DP2Merrill by Sandy Fleischmann, on Flickr
Nice ... I like those gates.
Pity how the BBCode comes out on my desktop computer:
Well, it seemed a good idea at the time ... but someone has just posted an image with some Flickr BBcode above the image, see:
dprevived.com/t/pix-for-the-week-ending-april-7th-to-9th-2023/1351/#post-10760
Ho hum ...
Stopped to smell the grass :-)
Regards,
Sattva
Impact!
I thought my first contribution to this new thread should have a bit of a bang, so these are 2 versions of one of my 'hidden color' series. Each image is a single exposure of something in the natural world, and I can run the process multiple times on every image. Each run through increases the fine texture but decreases the overall structure. This first is 2 passes thru the processing, and the next is the same image with 3 passes thu:
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David
Hi Sattva; glad to see you here, let's hope a lot of the Sigma community joins us here.
Blessings and good light
larryj
Hi David glad to see you are still exploring the magical hidden colors. The differences in the 2 examples above are amazing. Thanks for sharing! ;>)
larryj
Windy Day at the Park
Loose Park, Kansas City; Sigma fp w/Kiron 70-150/4:
I love the way this combo renders the iridescent colors of the pinwheel...
...even when it's moving. :)
Thank you for the kind words larryj. Yes, lets see how many people join here to keep the photo sharing and discussion about Sigma cameras and lenses technology alive and kicking!
Do you also intend to start the monthly B&W thread? It will be nice if you do!
Regards and best wishes to you.
Sattva
Valley near Telluride
Image taken with the Sigma SD1 Merrill and the 18-35mm Art lens.
Lots of color in them there hills! ;>)
