May 2025

[Birna Rørslett]

Infra Blues

[Birna Rørslett]

Three little maids [from school we are]

IR version

[Hugh_3170]

 

Alas, yes. The lovely optics in the Zf's viewfinder mean that I can fiddle with menus and review images without juggling my glasses.

On the bright side, I can still count the hairs on a fly's arse at distance 

[ARTUROARTISTA]

It is a flower from a Murcian garden.

[ARTUROARTISTA]

Birna, if the photo is not correct, delete it, I mean because of the size.

[golunvolo]

More students getting graduated. This time from the flamenco side. The picture was taken at the Falla Theater in Cádiz.

  D5, 58mm 1.4g

[Birna Rørslett]

Birna, if the photo is not correct, delete it, I mean because of the size.

File size is OK  but try to use a lower pixel size

Most viewers benefit by slightly lower pixel numbers, but better jpg rendition. Use 1500-2000 pix max on the long side and then jpg level 10-12 usually will keep the file storage size less than 2MB. We want better quality in the rendered web image, not bigger image sizes (pixel dimension) since the latter always will require more hash jpg compression.

[Hugh_3170]

Serene.

You have put the 58mm f/1.4G to good use here.

More students getting graduated. This time from the flamenco side. The picture was taken at the Falla Theater in Cádiz.

  D5, 58mm 1.4g

[Akira]

At the station of Iidabashi, Tokyo.

[Thomas Stellwag]

At the station of Iidabashi, Tokyo.

I like these 3 different light colours, each in its own line

[Thomas Stellwag]

More students getting graduated. This time from the flamenco side. The picture was taken at the Falla Theater in Cádiz.

  D5, 58mm 1.4g

I am not sure what/who is best in this picture: the lens, the model or the photographer. I tend to say all are very good.

[Bent Hjarbo]

At the station of Iidabashi, Tokyo.

A very good evening picture

[golunvolo]

Thank you Hugh, Thomas


 

[golunvolo]

Team effort to the light

[Akira]

I like these 3 different light colours, each in its own line

A very good evening picture

Thank you, Thomas and Bent!