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Cool motorbike riders in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam Today while walking in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia I took this photo. After getting it on my computer I noticed that I am reflected in the sunglasses. I didn't notice at the time I took the photo, but I should have.Statistics: Posted by bakubo — Mon Aug 14, […]
//kosmofoto.com/2023/07/lomograph ... c3fc50b019The Lomography company brought back the Diana camera with a flash.Statistics: Posted by Fotogeorge — Fri Jul 28, 2023 6:36 pm
I saw this advertisement here in Bangkok a couple of days ago and noticed that the woman is holding a Diana camera. Her's has a flash attached, but the one I had in the 1960s had no provision for a flash.Note how she is holding her index finger on top as if there is a […]
Update 2023For those who have some interestI recently added a D800 for €599, bought from Finland 15K on the shutter, grip MPB €64I have no interest in pixels, but for that price who can say no? It's at least a stop better high ISO v the Sony A99, build is better, and it has a […]
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I have deleted several comments and my own replies, and revised the article substantially (the comments referred to the original post, and I’ve changed a lot of the introduction). Unfortunately I’m now up to having spent about eight hours on this and must move on!
In particular, look at the skin tones in the shadows of the man. You’ll see blotchy color spots in LR, but nothing in Aperture’s (there’s the luma pattern but chroma is all gone).
You may not like Aperture’s concept as a DAM but it is pretty clear that even at low ISOs it kicks LR’s butt.
I have deleted several comments and my own replies, and revised the article substantially (the comments referred to the original post, and I’ve changed a lot of the introduction). Unfortunately I’m now up to having spent about eight hours on this and must move on!
David
David,
In particular, look at the skin tones in the shadows of the man. You’ll see blotchy color spots in LR, but nothing in Aperture’s (there’s the luma pattern but chroma is all gone).
You may not like Aperture’s concept as a DAM but it is pretty clear that even at low ISOs it kicks LR’s butt.