Looks good. Is there a question? -- or are you bragging? ;-)
I took a snap out the window to see how the fine detail looked with the lens. I printed it and saw the spot of light area. By the time I saw the print the lighted area was gone. The print is the closest to a wet print in look that I have made so far. Also the first straight from the camera that gave a full white to black range. My house sits in a 80+ year old second growth forest. Sixty foot and more trees. So bright spots and shade all over. To me the print looks like a bucket of light spilled on the ground. No post or pre processing was done. Direct camera to printer. I think now digital can work for me. I would like to have a true black to white sensor. Thank you for the comment
Looks good. Is there a question? -- or are you bragging? ;-)
I took a snap out the window to see how the fine detail looked with the lens. I printed it and saw the spot of light area. By the time I saw the print the lighted area was gone. The print is the closest to a wet print in look that I have made so far. Also the first straight from the camera that gave a full white to black range. My house sits in a 80+ year old second growth forest. Sixty foot and more trees. So bright spots and shade all over. To me the print looks like a bucket of light spilled on the ground. No post or pre processing was done. Direct camera to printer. I think now digital can work for me. I would like to have a true black to white sensor. Thank you for the comment.