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thelps
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Hi Sagar,
The GRD III suits you as I think this image shows - the juxtaposition between the sharp lifeless mannequins, and the live but blurred person is interesting - not sure if this is what you intended but it makes the image IMO. I am curious is this out of camera jpg or did you PP? The tonal range is great, its the way I like it. I will have a quick look at the histogram on this one!
The GRD III suits you as I think this image shows - the juxtaposition between the sharp lifeless mannequins, and the live but blurred person is interesting - not sure if this is what you intended but it makes the image IMO. I am curious is this out of camera jpg or did you PP? The tonal range is great, its the way I like it. I will have a quick look at the histogram on this one!
Thanks Tim.
Person blur was intentional. I waited there for couple of mins to get only one person passing by, mall was bit busy due to holiday season
Image is from DNG processed in LR 3. I am also surprised by the tonal range and the BW look I could achive.
I have been on and off with GRD. Everytime I get it, I end up with selling it thinking I could get something better in same $$. And once sold, I again start missing it. This time I am lusting for GXR-A12
Person blur was intentional. I waited there for couple of mins to get only one person passing by, mall was bit busy due to holiday season
Image is from DNG processed in LR 3. I am also surprised by the tonal range and the BW look I could achive.I have been on and off with GRD. Everytime I get it, I end up with selling it thinking I could get something better in same $$. And once sold, I again start missing it. This time I am lusting for GXR-A12