Mountain Shots

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here you can see some natural color :)
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Charlie, any details? EXIF is not embedded.
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Dr. Harout wrote:Charlie, any details? EXIF is not embedded.
Sry. First two shot around 1600 w/ iso 400

Last is w16mm and I think also the .75adapter. I want a cv 12 mm. My new long lens the legendary contax/ yashica 100-300, but yet to get a good test


On that day I forgot my m adapter so my best glass stayed home :(

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Beautiful natural colours and amazing heights , Charlie.

Thank you for sharing.

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Wonderful photos Charlie!
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Great shots!!!

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Beautiful shots Charlie, love that enormous view in #3
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Here's Mount Rainier with a WX150 aboard a 737:

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Mt. Rainier, magestically crowns the lining of the clouds, Kevin.

You were on a good weather day...Nice and clear shot.


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Nice mountain shot KB, especially through the window!
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Birma wrote:Nice mountain shot KB, especially through the window!
Well, I had to crank up the contrast a bit, but the latest 18 MP Exmor R seems to be good for a little bit of play. The HX9V has in-camera contrast adjustments, but this one was quicker to hand when Mt Rainier came up fast.
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Great shot of Rainier :)

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Lovely views as always Charlie. I especially like the third one with with the cloud balanced on top of the peak, and the view along the mountain side :)
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Love the variety of existing natural and rocky elements in each shot, Charlie.

Just maybe, as Birma put it earlier, the third offers more as a composition. Thanks for sharing.

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I love those wide angle shots, Charlie!
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