Tiny sensor revenge gallery thread!

[bakubo]

Not your typical revenge. A panorama of 6 Dimage A1 images in MS ICE.

Sury


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Don't know how I missed seeing this one. Very cool. The SR-71!

[sury]

SR71 is my all time favorite plane. Here is one from Rolex Classic Car races from Laguna Seca Raceway, near Monterey California.
This is with Dimage A2. Taken in 2006. I think that one is a GT40 if I am not mistaken.

With best regards,
Sury

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[Greg Beetham]

Good ones Sury, I think I like the SR71 a tad better than the Ferrari but it's a close call.
Greg

[Birma]

Both beautiful machines. Surely the red one goes faster?

[sury]

Andy,
Not even in my wildest dreams the red one would be faster.....

[mvanrheenen]

Taken with a whopping 1/1.8" sensor in a 2004 Canon IXUS 500.


Skala Kallonis by markvanrheenen, on Flickr


Molivos harbor by markvanrheenen, on Flickr

[sury]

Nothing to complain there Mark.

Sury

[caporip]

Love the machines!

This one was taken for part of the 26 by 26 project part 2: Altruism. Used my FZ18 as my Canon G12 is out of action

[sury]

Nice shot. What was 26 by 26 project?

From Dimage A1 which started my photography passion....

Looking South East towards Napa Valley, from Sterling Vineyards, Calistoga, Califronia



At some winery in Napa. Quite a bit of wine tasting by now....

[caporip]

Cheers Sury. I like the valley shot and hope you're enjoying the tasting. The 26 by 26 is a fortnightly challenge group on Flickr started a couple of weeks ago. I like it because the subjects of the challenge make you think out of the box. The first one was "out of context" for which i did this:-



The second you've seen, and the third is a shot from an animal's perspective, which i have a few ideas for but have yet to shoot!


Returning to the subject at hand (i.e tiny sensors) I shot this on way home from work last night on my panny FZ18



Richard

[Birma]

Nice images chaps - I like that purple 'cabbage' Sury

[sury]

Thank you Richard and Andy. Richard, that trip was a while ago, but not to disappoint you,
I have been visiting Napa, quite often. I love the bird on the lamp post. Looks like you
are always armed and dangerous. Ready to shoot at the first opportunity.

With best regards,
Sury

[bakubo]

Thanks to everyone for keeping this thread going with your photos made from small sensor cameras!

Here is a photo of Fuji-san (Mt. Fuji) from over 10,000 meters up a few weeks ago while flying from Tokyo to Osaka. Used Canon S95. I climbed Fuji-san in 1991 and again in 1996. Both times with good friends. Those were both fun times.

[Birma]

That is a stunning jangle Henry. A great perspective on the mountain, and the wing really makes the picture.

[bakubo]

That is a stunning jangle Henry. A great perspective on the mountain, and the wing really makes the picture.

Thanks! I took 2 photos, a vertical and a horizontal. Here is the other one.