Your SLR Images

[2XLX2]

2007, Nikon-F, Nikkor 28/2.8 AIS, Fuji 400 Superia Xtra

[photophorous]

I use my (evil) SLR when I shoot landscapes, so I can use filters...

...like a polarizer


....or a graduated neutral density filter.


These were taken with a Minolta X-370, and a 45mm f/2 and 28mm f/2.8, respectively.

Paul

[David R Munson]

Let's resurrect this thread. What has everyone been shooting?

I'm working on new cycling images:

[cjm]

Minolta XG-1, Minolta Rokkor 135mm f2.8, Arista Premium 400@1600


Minolta XG-1, Minolta Rokkor 50mm f2, Arista Premium 400@1600


Minolta XG-1, Minolta Rokkor 50mm f2, Arista Premium 400@1600


Minolta XG-1, Minolta Rokkor 50mm f2, Arista Premium 400@1600

[JayC]

Bandon, Oregon
Nikon D2x

[KEH]

Canon 450D 24-105L, Meridian Hill Park WDC



Cheers,
Kirk

[sojournerphoto]

Go on then - dslrs first...

1Ds3 85 1.8




5D 24-105



1Ds3 Distagon ZF 35 2



5D 24-105



5D 24-105



1Ds3 85 108

[sojournerphoto]

And the AE-1 with some Kodachrome 64 - all eithr 28 2.8, 50 1.8 or 85 1.8 from a long time ago



















Mike

[direwolf101]

OM1 + Zuiko 50/1.8

[martin s]

A roll of Delta 100, pictures taken a few weeks ago.

martin

[kramynot2000]

Originally Posted by gnarayan

From yesterday - Westover ARB, Chicopee, MA
Oly E510 and its 40-150 kit lens.




I tend to use the OMs for street photography with slightly longer lenses and the Bessa with the wider ones but this is a better example of when I wouldn't bother with an RF at all.

Here's one of mine with an Oly E500 and I'm guessing the same kit lens.

[gb hill]

Canon AE1program 35-70 macro & Fuji Super HQ100

[gm13]

NYC Canon 10D w/ 50/1.8. M5 and canon 50/1.4 till it became too dark to focus quickly with such small DOF. The auto-focus on the 10D kinda felt like cheating.

[peterm1]

I have been doing a lot of shooting with my digital SLRs recently. Most of these hae been taken with then - including a Panasonic L1 which I regard as a kind of honorary rangefinder sue to the way it handles.

Check out my Flickr site

http://flickr.com/photos/80702381@N00/?saved=1

[Haigh]

All my NYC shots on Flickr are were made with an old Nikon F3.


http://www.flickr.com/photos/22733837@N06/

[Nikon Bob]

Stumbled on this thread again and after going through it came to the conclusion that most of the photos could have been taken either an SLR or RF. That is except the telephoto ones. Sorta throws some doubt, for me at least, that the type of camera dictates a certain style or subject matter.

Bob

[dazedgonebye]

20D with an old vivitar 85mm t-mount lens.

[Pickett Wilson]

Nikon FE2, Nikkor 43-86 3.5 ai, Kodak BW400CN


contrast.jpg

[wray]

From last Saturday, Olympus OM2n

[enochRoot]

with my wife's nikon F3 + 55mm f2.8 ais micro nikkor. film was fuji 800z.

[Keith]

OM-2 with Zuiko 50mm f1.2 and Kodak 160VC

[Todd.Hanz]

Mamiya 645E, 80/1.9


Mamiya 645E, 45/2.8


Todd

[Chriscrawfordphoto]

This couldn't have been done with a rangefinder. I was way too close, about 18 inches. Shot with a 50mm f1.4 Zuiko lens on an Olympus OM-4T on Tmax 3200 at EI 1600.

My grandpa's cat after he died. She stayed in that window for weeks after, looking outside or sleeping. She only came down to eat or go to the litter box for a long time.

[amateriat]

Christopher: That image is going to stay with me for a while...


- Barrett

[Keith]

Originally Posted by Chriscrawfordphoto

This couldn't have been done with a rangefinder. I was way too close, about 18 inches. Shot with a 50mm f1.4 Zuiko lens on an Olympus OM-4T on Tmax 3200 at EI 1600.

My grandpa's cat after he died. She stayed in that window for weeks after, looking outside or sleeping. She only came down to eat or go to the litter box for a long time.

I like that pic Chris and what you say about the minimum focusing distance makes it possible to pick the SLR shots on occasions. One of my great frustrations with my 50mm f1.2 Canon RF lens is the one meter minimum!