Category Archives: 120-300

one or more pictures in this article contains photos taken with the Sigma 120-300 2.8 EX lens.

One week Winter.. 2009/10

Posted on January 3, 2010 by Carl Rytterfalk

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Happy New Year 2010!! Well, I’m late, I know. But I just came back from celebrating the new year up at my big sisters place in Brålanda. It’s so far away from everything and Internet hasn’t …

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Sheep light post

Posted on October 2, 2009 by Carl Rytterfalk

Just came home from a car photo session – an old Ford Escort from the 70th with about 700hp. We drove into a beautiful landscape, my assistant Bengt drove my car, I sat in the trunk with back …

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Magic light – Sigma 120-300 in action

Posted on July 6, 2009 by Carl Rytterfalk

Just wanted to share two late shots taken during the session that you saw previously and they’re both taken with the Sigma 120-300 at ISO50 and SD14. It was a VERY bright sunny day so  stayed in the shadows …

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Winter seen thru the 120-300mm

Posted on January 2, 2009 by Carl Rytterfalk

Some of the exposures from the other day (very cold day I might add). These are all taken with the wonderful Sigma 120-300 2.8 lens and although it’s a bit on the heavy side it’s so much fun. I …

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Wedding shots revisited..

Posted on October 4, 2008 by Carl Rytterfalk

SD14 + DP1, 12-24 and 120-300 used most on these. Sigma Photo Pro for all color pictures and Raw Developer 1.80 used on all Black and white shots. Aperture for post and publishing.  Click more for …

Posted in 12-24, 120-300, 30mm 1.4, 50mm 1.4, Apple Aperture, Full size, ISO50, Polarizer / Filter, Portraits, Raw Developer, Sigma DP1, Sigma Photo Pro, Sigma SD14, Wedding sessions | 10 Comments

Escort MK1 with 500hp+

Posted on September 22, 2008 by Carl Rytterfalk

Trying out the new Lightroom 2.1, these shots were taken with SD14 + 120-300 and 50mm 1.4. (Sigmas). I did add lots of vignetting, so don’t blame sigma. ;) I’m not satisfied with Lightrooms way of handling the RAW …

Posted in 120-300, 50mm 1.4, Adobe Lightroom, ISO50, Sigma SD14 | 2 Comments

SPP + Aperture + Viveza workflow video!

Posted on September 3, 2008 by Carl Rytterfalk

SPP + Aperture + Viveza – workflow HD from Carl Rytterfalk on Vimeo.

Posted in 120-300, Apple Aperture, How to, Movie, Review, Sigma Photo Pro, Sigma SD14, Wedding sessions | 9 Comments

Danish wedding, first pictures!

Posted on August 31, 2008 by Carl Rytterfalk

120-300. Sigma Photo Pro.

Alright – with my new Mac I had to get started! These are produced with the help of Sigma Photo Pro 3.2 (color shots) and Raw Developer 1.8 (black and white shot). All pictures ends up …

Posted in 12-24, 120-300, Apple Aperture, Full size, Polarizer / Filter, Raw Developer, Sigma Photo Pro, Sigma SD14, Wedding sessions | 26 Comments

Jon and Carolina | Wedding session

Posted on July 30, 2008 by Carl Rytterfalk

Another really fun wedding session, this time a bit north or everything in a town called Mariestad – more famous for it’s fine beer. It was a bit tricky as Linn is now working down south as a guide …

Posted in 12-24, 120-300, 16.5mm, 30mm 1.4, 4.5mm fisheye, 50mm 1.4, 70-200, 70mm, All, High ISO/ASA (400+), ISO50, Portraits, Sigma DP1, Sigma Photo Pro, Sigma SD14, Wedding sessions | 14 Comments

Oscean trip..

Posted on July 9, 2008 by Carl Rytterfalk

Rainy day going out with my little brothers boat. Windy and dark sky made my day. Light changed rapidly as sun sometimes came throu and I must say there is lots more easier tasks than correct white balance a …

Posted in 12-24, 120-300, 24-60, 70-200, High ISO/ASA (400+), ISO50, Sigma Photo Pro, Sigma SD14 | 7 Comments