Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2008/04/27

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Subject: [Leica] CENTRAL PARK SPRING
From: len-1 at comcast.net (Leonard Taupier)
Date: Sun Apr 27 06:17:31 2008
References: <f2f825f20804262003j22494553v97b381a0408fee2f@mail.gmail.com>

Hi VR, Good to see you back. This picture is gorgeous. The light  
balance between sunshine and shadows is perfect.

Regards,
Len


On Apr 26, 2008, at 11:03 PM, Victor Rubin wrote:

> Hi All:
> Protracted absences have regrettably become the rule rather than the
> exception for me. Still when I have a good image experience I want  
> to share.
> As you all know I have gone down the  path of the p/s  digicams  
> trying to
> get something that will perform in such a way as to make me happy.  
> I was
> going thru some old shots the other day and found one (which I  
> posted eons
> ago) and was actually taken the very first day I used my very first  
> digital-
> a Digilux 1. I remember that this was a digicam with zero shutter  
> lag- but
> unfortunately too much noise above 200 ISO. However,  that  
> particular shot
> of 2 children- made me feel a seamless switch from film to digital.  
> When I
> started buying Canons later I for the first time learned about lag  
> time. In
> any event- I went to the closet- dusted off the digilux- charged it  
> up and
> went shooting. Spring in Central Park, New York- gave me this  
> image. The
> original before cropping was 31X23 inches in size. After cropping  
> 23X23. Now
> mind you this is with 4 megapixels- I keep asking myself. Why did I  
> leave
> the Digilux 1? In any event- I have packed away the G9. Bests: vroger
>
> http://vroger.smugmug.com/gallery/4805725_MmfyG#285542467_UT6Lu-XL-LB
>
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In reply to: Message from vroger at gmail.com (Victor Rubin) ([Leica] CENTRAL PARK SPRING)