Actually a Leica IIIf copy (Nicca) distorted uswing flaming pear filters that only work on PPC Computers in CS2. The result here was from a random spin of the controls. Can't be duplicated. You can see the slow shutter speed dial top right. I rather like it but no comments on it yet.
Should I trash it?
Winter scene in Yorkshire U.K. reminds us of the isolation of many people this Christmas due to Covid-19.
M-6 Elmar 50mm Tri-X, scanned into Live Picture (1997 application) which was used to make the final composite.
I has been so long since I used Leicaimages I don't know how to add the camera data.
Cheers everyone.
It is as if the lone visitor is being observed by all stationary objects in the room. An illustration about loneliness perhaps. Of course it must have resonated with Sol as it is one of her themes also, It is a very good picture.
I think it was the CSV 15mm lens on the NEX-5. The original shows a little purple coloration in the corners and that is typical of the CSV 15mm on the APSC sensor of this camera. There is no EXIF info on the lens as it doesn't couple to the body electronically, and I didn't have a way to enter the data manually at that time.
I am hoping to hear from you that this is from an older compact camera. definitely not a Panasonic. It looks like something from 2005 or so. Olmypus perhaps? Nice DOF and lovely color.
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Should I trash it?
M-6 Elmar 50mm Tri-X, scanned into Live Picture (1997 application) which was used to make the final composite.
I has been so long since I used Leicaimages I don't know how to add the camera data.
Cheers everyone.
How much wood would a wood duck chuck if a wood duct could chuck wood? Just asking. Cheers!