Hi Hali,
Hi Ferenc,Just revisited an old photo of mine, actually one of the first shots I took with my new EOS R6 MK1 back in November, 2021 of a Ferrari sports car in the showroom through the window when I bought this camera. Re-processed again from RAW today and here it is. Please enjoy, comments are also more than welcome. Cheers.P.s. Finally I didn't buy the car, didn't like the color!Nah, just kidding!
Canon EOS R6 MK1 + RF 24-240mm F4-6.3 IS USM
1/60s (handheld), F10, 24mm, ISO1600
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Thanks Phil, camera was absolutely hand held, no holding against the glass, lens IS and camera IBIS worked fine here. I was also amazed how good reds were handled.Hi Ferenc,
Luscious colour, great depth of detail - and sharpness given the low shutter speed (held against the glass?) - and an achingly beautiful ‘model’ posing very provocatively for you. Great control of the sensor melting reds too. Terrific!
P&K
PS. Would love to have this baby rotating on a plinth in our living room (but we’d have to sell the house - and have a big loan - to buy it…
Hi Ferenc,Thanks Phil, camera was absolutely hand held, no holding against the glass, lens IS and camera IBIS worked fine here. I was also amazed how good reds were handled.
Another testimony for that lens (which I just bought yesterday... hehe)!Just revisited an old photo of mine, actually one of the first shots I took with my new EOS R6 MK1 back in November, 2021 of a Ferrari sports car in the showroom through the window when I bought this camera. Re-processed again from RAW today and here it is. Please enjoy, comments are also more than welcome. Cheers.P.s. Finally I didn't buy the car, didn't like the color!Nah, just kidding!
Canon EOS R6 MK1 + RF 24-240mm F4-6.3 IS USM
1/60s (handheld), F10, 24mm, ISO1600
Fantatic shots! Thank you for sharing them. I have a thing for old structures from times long past.As promised (somewhere on the site - possibly not in this thread...), some images from our recent-ish visit to Snowshill Manor.
(Shot raw and processed using: DxO PhotoLab Elite/ Viewpoint and Adobe Lightroom/ Photoshop).
You can learn more about Snowshill Manor and Charles Paget Wade by clicking Here.
Phil and Karen
1. Snowshill Manor, near Broadway in the Cotswolds, Gloucestershire, England, was built c.1550.View attachment 15199
2. It was the home of Charles Paget Wade (1883-1956) - an eccentric and avid collector.
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3. He built up an incredible collection of over 30,000+ ‘things he found interesting’, of which only 30-ish were actually purchased from overseas.
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4. Many famous people visited Snowshill to meet with Mr Wade and see his collection including - J B Priestley, Virginia Woolf, Graham Greene and Queen Mary.
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5. Several years before he died, Mr Wade offered Snowshill to the National Trust as a way of safeguarding the future of the manor and garden and Snowshill has been in the care of the National Trust since 1952.
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Hi Walter,
