Tag Archives: ISO50

A day at Marstrand. Strobist.

Posted on August 23, 2010 by Carl Rytterfalk

The knife maker. Shot on Marstrand using SD14 + Sigma 50mm 1.4 and using sun as main light and Sigma 530 DG and back shape light.  ISO50. Now, ISO50 is such a compressed format that you really need to …

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A kids portrait.

Posted on April 22, 2010 by Carl Rytterfalk

This is Joakim and I shot him today with my SD14 + my good old 30mm.
And yes, it was really cold when I took this shot, and bit of warm reflector comes in from the right.

It’s really an amazing …

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30mm and 10-20 wide open..

Posted on April 10, 2010 by Carl Rytterfalk

Today I got back two lenses that I sent for recalibration and they came back in very good condition. Well, the same as they went but now focusing nicely. (I recently got myself a newer SD14 body, that’s why …

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DP2 ISO50 revisited

Posted on April 27, 2009 by Carl Rytterfalk

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ISO50 can do wonders! If you can live with a blown sky and concentrate on the subject then ISO50 will make you a very happy shooter. These shots are all done hand held yesterday afternoon using ISO50. …

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