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- Dan: I’ve been wondering the same thing about Carl and I hope all is well in his life. It’s nice that...
- Paul Petersen: Gosh Carl it sure has been a while, hope all is going well for you. Throw us a bone what has been...
- Ricky: Dear Sigma, open source the firmware, particularly if you have limited resources and can’t make the...
- Dan: sad girl sitting on the railroad tracks… I wonder what message the photographer is trying to convey, seems...
- LionelB: http://imagesgonerogue.com/pre view/07/miumiucampaign.jpg
- Joshua: Hi Carl, I’ve just bought SD15 and 30 f/1.4. After using the camera several days, I found that the...
- Steven Paulson: Wow. More bogus science. Everything LM said in that post is completely wrong. Even the most basic of...
- Oba: Hey Carl! My first time on your website. You know what? This particular photo is one of the reasons I got...
- Max Rottersman: You mentioned that the SD15 would have captured some color information in one of the photos above...
- Per Laursen: Used my 120-300 OS (replacing the old version and Nikkor 200f2+TCs) for 3 weeks now. Spectacular...
- Ricky: While King Carl is working so hard, I’m writing: “…still, I can’t believe all the...
- LionelB: The tiny sensor on the very pocketable Ricoh GR D III is wonderfully filmic in black and white and adequate...
- Claus: Sure, there’s processing everywhere. But I think if you have really solid base-assets like a true large...
- LionelB: That makes the H4D31 quite a lot more expensive than the SD1 but of course anyone serious about spending...
- PrebenR: I usually use the white part in the eye to set the white balance. Also in this case this works to get some...
- LionelB: With my SD14 using 5.1 seems no different than using 5.0. The implementation must be pretty settled by now....
- Scott Kennelly: Just thought I’d put in my 2 cents here . . . SPP 5.0.0 works great for me on this old...
Old goodies.
- Wedding shots revisited..
- Jon and Carolina | Wedding session
- Kristofer och Anneth | wedding session
- Daniel & Maria | Wedding with SD14 and DP1
- DP1 at Sunset.. (Updated)
- DP1 Raw pack for download!
- BW DP1 experiment | iso3200 - 6400
- 14mp B&W sample for download.
- Raw Pack "Club"
- Liquid Nitrogen and my Dad
- Jeannette & Magnus. Part 3 - Together
- Forest trip - the others.
- [link] From another time with SD14 - 21 shots!
- Pearl book | in progress.. [edit]
- Norway - 121 images
- Trip images now availible!
- Man and the pearl | Black and white
- SD14 + Jpeg studio experience. Part 1
Monthly Archives: September 2009
Behind a face at the barber..
When I’m doing weddings I always go to the hairdresser to take the first shots and to get to know the bride. Sometimes it takes forever – like two-three hours and that’s sometimes boring time, time sometimes hard to …
Posted in 30mm 1.4, How to, Sigma SD14
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One light on young friends..
Every Wednesday evening I have a photography class for young people – and last night was this terms first. Tried to keep things simple in the studio as it was new to most and we fooled around with the …
Posted in Apple Aperture, Sigma DP2, Sigma Photo Pro, Studio
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Nightly Mushrooms and DP2
DP2 ISO50, f2.8, 1/3s – Sigma Photo Pro + Apple Aperture (same to all photos below) Also, all these have their full size version on flickr.
I admit! I’m not a big fan of picking mushrooms but I LOVE to …
Posted in All, Apple Aperture, Full size, ISO50, Sigma DP2, Sigma Photo Pro, Twitter
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Wedding shot.. DP1 and Quadra.
Just came home from a wedding session and wanted to share this very DP1′ish shot! :D I wanted the flash inside to get the “sunny” feeling. hehe. Anyways. BEDTIME.
Posted in Flash, Full size, Sigma DP1, Sigma Photo Pro, Wedding sessions
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Again, a Sigma DP2 shot developed with RD, LR and SPP [updated]
Sigma DP2, ISO200. SPP conversion. Click above photo to enter article. EDIT: The above shot is taken using Sigmas optional polarizer (DG Filter, Wide C-PL).
Another shot converted.
Sigma DP2 shot, ISO100. [edit! It was those extra shots in the end of …
Posted in Adobe Lightroom, Full size, How to, Raw Developer, Sigma DP2, Sigma Photo Pro
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Saving a bad shot using three developers..
Original shot taken with Sigma DP2 at ISO50. When I took it I thought, jaij, this is beautiful. Well, back home I wondered why I didn’t pay more attention on what it was that I got. Well, I decided to …
Posted in Adobe Lightroom, Full size, How to, ISO50, Raw Developer, Sigma DP2, Sigma Photo Pro
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