Comments on: DP1 at Sunset.. (Updated) http://www.rytterfalk.com/2008/05/13/dp1-at-sunset/ Digital film user since 2002 Wed, 20 Aug 2008 01:52:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Kenny Tinmark http://www.rytterfalk.com/2008/05/13/dp1-at-sunset/#comment-84277 Kenny Tinmark Tue, 20 May 2008 18:40:02 +0000 http://www.rytterfalk.com/?p=423#comment-84277 Hej Carl! Nu har vi väntat länge nog, tycker jag... ;-P Var är bilderna från när du var på besök? :S Mvh Kenny Hej Carl!
Nu har vi väntat länge nog, tycker jag… ;-P
Var är bilderna från när du var på besök? :S

Mvh Kenny

]]> By: Carl Rytterfalk http://www.rytterfalk.com/2008/05/13/dp1-at-sunset/#comment-84257 Carl Rytterfalk Sun, 18 May 2008 08:40:25 +0000 http://www.rytterfalk.com/?p=423#comment-84257 Stian, sorry for late reply. I'm happy you found what I like so much about the DP1. The 28mm focal length is very useful!. Sure - you need to run instead than zoom but you also train your eye a lot when it comes to "include". I hope some of the shortcomings of the camera can be fixed with firmware upgrades. We'll see. The AF is sluggish, agree. And I don't use it. So for me it's not a real problem. The more you get to know where to focus manually the more you'' start to just turn the wheel and get the shot. Not use magnified or look at the LCD. :) I'm happy you wrote this "open" for others to see. Thanks. Stian, sorry for late reply.

I’m happy you found what I like so much about the DP1. The 28mm focal length is very useful!. Sure - you need to run instead than zoom but you also train your eye a lot when it comes to “include”.

I hope some of the shortcomings of the camera can be fixed with firmware upgrades. We’ll see. The AF is sluggish, agree. And I don’t use it. So for me it’s not a real problem. The more you get to know where to focus manually the more you” start to just turn the wheel and get the shot. Not use magnified or look at the LCD. :)

I’m happy you wrote this “open” for others to see. Thanks.

]]> By: spalbird http://www.rytterfalk.com/2008/05/13/dp1-at-sunset/#comment-84235 spalbird Thu, 15 May 2008 08:54:56 +0000 http://www.rytterfalk.com/?p=423#comment-84235 Thanks, I knew it was a stupid question but now I know :) Thanks, I knew it was a stupid question but now I know :)

]]> By: Carl Rytterfalk http://www.rytterfalk.com/2008/05/13/dp1-at-sunset/#comment-84227 Carl Rytterfalk Wed, 14 May 2008 13:10:56 +0000 http://www.rytterfalk.com/?p=423#comment-84227 I call it ND Grad. Neural density graduated. I don't know any correct words in the world of filters. :) I call it ND Grad. Neural density graduated. I don’t know any correct words in the world of filters. :)

]]> By: spalbird http://www.rytterfalk.com/2008/05/13/dp1-at-sunset/#comment-84226 spalbird Wed, 14 May 2008 08:32:25 +0000 http://www.rytterfalk.com/?p=423#comment-84226 One very stupid question from a pre-beginner filter user. Is ND the correct designation? I associate ND==neutral density, the same density all over the filter for all colors or is it GD==graduated density filter, shifting in density between more and less strong horizontally? One very stupid question from a pre-beginner filter user. Is ND the correct designation? I associate ND==neutral density, the same density all over the filter for all colors or is it GD==graduated density filter, shifting in density between more and less strong horizontally?

]]> By: stian http://www.rytterfalk.com/2008/05/13/dp1-at-sunset/#comment-84224 stian Wed, 14 May 2008 00:13:16 +0000 http://www.rytterfalk.com/?p=423#comment-84224 Nice pictures Carl :) I just wanted to say that I have bought myself a Sigma DP1! :D :D I simply love it! Its the perfect camera! :) I was one of those who thought a 16mm (eq.=28) lens would be to wide. On my DSLR (and SLR) I would allways use a 50mm lens. But now, when i got my wide-angle lens, its perfect - and I wouldn't want to have this camera with a "50"mm lens. Im writing this for others to see, I can imagine many out there are afraid of the mm of the lens. The best thing about the camera is that it is mine, I take the pictures for myself and I no longer care about what others may like. The camera is making you hunt for better motives. The camera has a soul. I love the manual focus zooming screen (Except that it locks into AEL when you turning on the center-zooming in screen, have you noticed?) The only thing which sometimes bothers me is the LCD screen lagging a bit, and a lot when focusing and the waiting when the picture is been taken. But Carl, what I also meant to say is: huge thank you for this dedicated DP1 site! :D It has been so nice to have this page to surf on while waiting for my DP1!!! Thanks a lot for showing us alll the details! Nice pictures Carl :) I just wanted to say that I have bought myself a Sigma DP1! :D :D I simply love it! Its the perfect camera! :) I was one of those who thought a 16mm (eq.=28) lens would be to wide. On my DSLR (and SLR) I would allways use a 50mm lens. But now, when i got my wide-angle lens, its perfect - and I wouldn’t want to have this camera with a “50″mm lens. Im writing this for others to see, I can imagine many out there are afraid of the mm of the lens.

The best thing about the camera is that it is mine, I take the pictures for myself and I no longer care about what others may like. The camera is making you hunt for better motives. The camera has a soul. I love the manual focus zooming screen (Except that it locks into AEL when you turning on the center-zooming in screen, have you noticed?)

The only thing which sometimes bothers me is the LCD screen lagging a bit, and a lot when focusing and the waiting when the picture is been taken.

But Carl, what I also meant to say is: huge thank you for this dedicated DP1 site! :D It has been so nice to have this page to surf on while waiting for my DP1!!! Thanks a lot for showing us alll the details!

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