A900 Samples (links)

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Welcome aboard Mark. Many thanks for your samples, much appreciated.

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Superb shots of what would appear to be a lovely part of the world, I see a visit coming up....................
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Spectacular pictures in the Edinburgh slideshow, especially the night shots. I must say I find the parliament building pretty intriguing... Would be a reason for a visit.

But I am sorry I can't download the Hawkscraig Point slideshow. Has it been removed? Or did the link change? And after seing the one jpeg from the show I "want more"!

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Jonathan K wrote:Spectacular pictures in the Edinburgh slideshow, especially the night shots. I must say I find the parliament building pretty intriguing... Would be a reason for a visit.

But I am sorry I can't download the Hawkscraig Point slideshow. Has it been removed? Or did the link change? And after seing the one jpeg from the show I "want more"!

Thanks for posting,

Jonathan
Hi Jonathan

For some reason, mediafire that I use for posting these larger files (due to bandwith requirements) ocassionaly stops working, however, I just checked it and it seems to be working OK.

I think there have been a lot of downloads of this, so perhaps you were trying at a busy time?

Let me know how you get on and thank you for your comments - very much appreciated.

Kind regards and best wishes.


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MCPhotography wrote: Hi Jonathan

For some reason, mediafire that I use for posting these larger files (due to bandwith requirements) ocassionaly stops working, however, I just checked it and it seems to be working OK.

I think there have been a lot of downloads of this, so perhaps you were trying at a busy time?

Let me know how you get on and thank you for your comments - very much appreciated.

Kind regards and best wishes.


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Hi Mark,

well I am sorry it does not work with my computer... It worked yesterday, but I was working and I did not have the time to download those files... Since that moment I always get the "URL not found" warning... Only with that slideshow, the other all work.
Well, it could be my computer... I will try another one as soon as I can.

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Sonolta wrote:I just downloaded that .exe file and it runs fine on my PC.

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Hi Mark, Don and Dr.,

Well I finally went over download the file on my USB-stick on another computer... Mine seems to have moral problems with scottish waters... :D

Well Mark: These pictures are nothing less than stunning... Did you use ND filters to achieve this?

Please keep posting these...

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Hi Mark, thank you very much for sharing these links!
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Hi,

Welcome :)

Thanks for the preview images you posted.

You may wish to post your raw samples to this online database of raw files from various cameras: http://raw.fotosite.pl/ (RAW photo from digital cameras (DSLRs) like Canon, Nikon, Pentax, Olympus etc)

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MCPhotography wrote:Good afternoon

David Kilpatrick asked me to register on the Forum as I am currently reviewing the A900 for a UK magazine and have been testing it over the last few days.

The link below take you to a number of samples - some slideshows and some images (including RAW files).

My background for those who are interested - is a full time professional. I have had my work published worldwide and recently had a number of my images used by camera manufacturers at Photokina to promote their DSLR's. You can also have a look at my website http://www.markcargill.co.uk which tells you a bit more about me and also about my photography workshops/courses.

All images taken with the A900 and 24-70mm lens.

The first link below is a slideshow of images taken at Hawkscraig Point near Aberdour. The file is around 16mb (Please note that this does not work on a MAC - sorry trying to find a suitable alternative)

http://www.mediafire.com/?nzyyhntoygg

The next link is of images captured in Edinburgh - again a large file (around 22mb) and again (sorry) does not work on a MAC.

http://www.mediafire.com/?5ytzitgdzmd

Next link is a pdf slideshow of a sunrise shoot with the A900 - please note that the high file compression reduces saturation and consequently some of the depth of the image. Example image with lower compression below.

http://www.mediafire.com/?3wzz11fiyoy

JPEG from above slideshow - http://www.markcargill.co.uk/media/A900 ... e-0150.jpg

and below a jpeg from the Hawkscraig Point slideshow.

http://www.markcargill.co.uk/media/A900 ... e-0180.jpg

The next set of links are full size tiff files - these are large files, so bear that in mind: (as a side note - I have included all the files on this page as a favour for DK, if you are really interested in A900 high ISO comparisons, download the RAW files as the tiffs were taken for someone else and there was no time to set up a propper ISO test, but inlcuded them because they are availabe.)

Links below:

1600 ISO - http://www.mediafire.com/?cmakx22zmjm

3200 ISO - http://www.mediafire.com/?zieyyqyy31q

6400 ISO - http://www.mediafire.com/?ynyykjtz3ay

The next set of links are A900 and Nikon D700 RAW files at 3200 ISO for comparison purposes.

Links are here:

A900 3200 ISO RAW: http://www.mediafire.com/?d2azngxtiw2

D700 3200 ISO RAW: http://www.mediafire.com/?yvvzny0jjnn

Thats should give you plenty to be going on with!

Feel free to ask any questions.

Kind regards and best wishes.


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