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[pictor]

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Canon PowerShot S90, 10.701mm @ f/4.0, 1/200, ISO 80

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Canon PowerShot S90, 18.189mm @ f/4.5, 1/500, ISO 80

 

[pictor]

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Canon PowerShot S90, 6mm @ f/4.0, 1/320, ISO 80

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Canon PowerShot S90, 22.5mm @ f/6.3, 1/500, ISO 80

 

[BillN]

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[pictor]

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Canon PowerShot S90, 7.49mm @ f/3.2, 1/500, ISO 80

 

[Mayank]

Three from Tal Chapar wildlife sanctuary in Rajasthan, India (which is a grassland famous for its large population of Blackbucks). Canon Powershot A95.

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[olli]

Beautiful photographs Mayank. Number one is my favourite - great colours and I love the low horizon.

 

[BBW]

Glorious!

 

[BillN]

St Emillion - stiched in CS5 - with a few adjustments
taken as three jpegs - Panasonic ZX1 - ISO 80 - 1/200 sec at f4.2 - let the camera do the thinking!

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[Ray Sachs]

A relatively recent S90 Landscape:

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[BBW]

Lovely panoramic shot of those roof tops and the view across the village, Bill.

Ray, did you have to post that one? Must ask - out of the camera Canon colors, right? JPEG or RAW? Sorry, I'm particularly obsessed for the next two days or so. It's beautiful and I like the intensity you've given this one.

 

[BillN]

There are some really good S90/S95 shots around = selling the camera (to me) as I liked the concept and user interface from the start

Same goes for the LX

I have always been tempted by the LX3 ......... now LX5 - but always may feel I have cheated myself and not bought the Leica equivalent, (and wasted a few hundred dollars - as some would say)

Cameras have really become "horses for courses" in our multi choice, western materialistic world - (interesting that most of the choices are made in "the East")

 

[Ray Sachs]

Ray, did you have to post that one? Must ask - out of the camera Canon colors, right? JPEG or RAW? Sorry, I'm particularly obsessed for the next two days or so. It's beautiful and I like the intensity you've given this one.

It was RAW, but just the default processing settings, which I assume Canon works on with Apple. So I assume its fairly close to jpeg, but I don't know for sure. Actually S90 shots tend to be over-saturated generally in bright light - this one I actually backed off the greens and yellows a bit - it was pretty psychedelic initially.

This is not a shot that the S90 holds any particular advantage on - in fact either the LX 5 or Samsung might be better for the ability to go a bit wider. But this one fits so easily in my bike jersey pocket and that's when I generally get to places like this.

-Ray

 

[neilvan]

LX3

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[BBW]

I'm in love. Completely smitten.

 

[olli]

Not sure how I missed this one first time around. Absolutely beautiful.

 

[olli]

I'm not much into landscapes but yesterday we just happened to be in Kvareli, about two hours outside Tbilisi, for a wine tasting tour. This was taken at the nearby Kvareli lake.

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LX3 ISO80 f4 1/250 5.1mm

 

[Alf]

From home, northwest looking.

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E-PL1 with Lumix 20/1.7
20mm 20sec f/9 ISO200

 

[olli]

Another shot from yesterday. This is taken from the bell tower of Gremi Castle, near the village of Gremi in Georgia.

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LX3 ISO80 f4 1/50 5.1mm

 

[BillN]

another one of my "holiday" snaps - Lescun, Pyrenees - French side

G1 with kit 14 45 zoom

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[olli]

Looks like a beautiful place Bill. Shame about all those electricity cables - what were they thinking. I remember giving up shooting in Augsburg because it was nearly impossible to get shots in parts of the old city because of the power lines for the trams.