Watch Forums - Revolution Online - Photography Equipment and techniques http://revo-online.com/forums/main/list.php?37 Wed, 22 May 2013 11:37:53 -0500 Phorum 5.2.13 http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1008710,1008986#msg-1008986 How about google... http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1008710,1008986#msg-1008986 www.google.com.sg]]]> watchculture Photography Sat, 01 Dec 2012 03:07:51 -0600 http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1008788,1008788#msg-1008788 THE ART of PETER LIPPMANN for CARTIER http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1008788,1008788#msg-1008788 The difference between a commercial product photographer
and an editorial photographer;
have a look at the work of Peter Lippmann and see the world he created for Cartier.
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GEO
]]> Geo Photography Wed, 07 Nov 2012 13:55:26 -0600 http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007716,1008783#msg-1008783 thanks for your remark ! http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007716,1008783#msg-1008783 sorry for the very late reply :-) thanks a lot for the remark on the website structure, i'll try to switch to another one more user-friendly (i used a standard one, don't like to invest too much time on computers outside my job, where i have more than enough of computers :-) )

ciao from Milano,
slide68]]> slide1968 Photography Wed, 07 Nov 2012 06:46:52 -0600 http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1008710,1008710#msg-1008710 Michael Schumacher images http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1008710,1008710#msg-1008710 schumachergirl1956 Photography Tue, 30 Oct 2012 20:49:21 -0500 http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007272,1008652#msg-1008652 photography http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007272,1008652#msg-1008652 mmeetkaur3 Photography Tue, 23 Oct 2012 02:15:57 -0500 http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1008541,1008635#msg-1008635 The Canon 100mm macro was the reason I chose Canon http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1008541,1008635#msg-1008635 IanS Photography Sun, 21 Oct 2012 09:03:01 -0500 http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1008541,1008559#msg-1008559 No mystery . . http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1008541,1008559#msg-1008559
J.]]> Jack Forster Photography Sun, 14 Oct 2012 16:16:53 -0500 http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1008541,1008555#msg-1008555 That is an incredible lens http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1008541,1008555#msg-1008555 It's a bit large to handle, but the result is outstanding, like you show here.

GEO]]> Geo Photography Sun, 14 Oct 2012 08:15:31 -0500 http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1008541,1008541#msg-1008541 Macro....... http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1008541,1008541#msg-1008541

]]> watchculture Photography Fri, 12 Oct 2012 12:27:41 -0500 http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007716,1008427#msg-1008427 all the pictures are amazing! http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007716,1008427#msg-1008427
Nice to meet you! i am new here :) Didn't know where to say hi
My real name is Lorenna, but please, call me Lora, I am from Portland, Maine
love it here, on revo-online :) all the pictures are amazing!

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convert mp4 to wmv]]> Jillian Photography Thu, 04 Oct 2012 09:39:19 -0500 http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007716,1008097#msg-1008097 Very nice portfolio http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007716,1008097#msg-1008097 No eyes and a great camera, does not work.
I found how ever the website not easy to go thru, it needs a lot of clicks, to get to the enlarged picture.
Hope to seeing more in the future.

GEO]]> Geo Photography Fri, 31 Aug 2012 10:26:19 -0500 http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007716,1008095#msg-1008095 Wow - there are many stunning photos there http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007716,1008095#msg-1008095 IanS Photography Fri, 31 Aug 2012 08:06:35 -0500 http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007486,1008094#msg-1008094 Lucky weather! http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007486,1008094#msg-1008094 Martin Green Photography Fri, 31 Aug 2012 05:45:58 -0500 http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007486,1008093#msg-1008093 sky http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007486,1008093#msg-1008093
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the sudoku game]]> MillsC Photography Fri, 31 Aug 2012 05:42:47 -0500 http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007716,1007716#msg-1007716 ...introducing slidingpictures http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007716,1007716#msg-1007716 it is really interesting to notice how the love for watchmaking and for photography often go toghether.
I really like the pictures many of you are able to take of watches, making them even better than in reality :D.
The macros i see here makes me really crazy !

In this field i still have a lot to learn, but however thru the years i tried to follow my own path in taking pictures.
I have an humble equipment, a D90s and some average lenses, but i try to focus on originality and sometimes for this purpose i make use of digital helps such as Photoshop.

My passion has always been shared among few "physical" friends, but now i decided to jump into the web and to put there some of my most meaningful pix.
You are my horological web-friends so you're the first to be invited to take a tour on [slidingpictures.blogspot.it] ...... Still under construction and continuously updated, but can give you an idea....

Regards from Milano,
slide68]]> slide1968 Photography Fri, 20 Jul 2012 12:36:00 -0500 http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007486,1007668#msg-1007668 Creative http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007486,1007668#msg-1007668 Martin Green Photography Mon, 16 Jul 2012 08:16:33 -0500 http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007486,1007667#msg-1007667 Wise words Ian! http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007486,1007667#msg-1007667 Martin Green Photography Mon, 16 Jul 2012 08:15:27 -0500 http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007486,1007608#msg-1007608 Great shots Martn http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007486,1007608#msg-1007608
And in bright lights and glare especially, I find a viewfinder essential.]]> IanS Photography Wed, 11 Jul 2012 00:09:34 -0500 http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1006964,1007559#msg-1007559 $7195 http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1006964,1007559#msg-1007559 ::o
that's expensive buddy]]> AlbertJoni Photography Wed, 04 Jul 2012 05:29:54 -0500 http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1006355,1007540#msg-1007540 Congrats Oliver http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1006355,1007540#msg-1007540 Smart that you also got the "pancake" 40mm/2.8 for wristshots, since the 100 is really long
for shots that close.
I have not seen the "pancake" 40mm/2.8 yet, is it that new?

GEO]]> Geo Photography Mon, 02 Jul 2012 14:20:16 -0500 http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1006355,1007539#msg-1007539 Lens for wristshots ... http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1006355,1007539#msg-1007539
Just got a 5D Mark II with the new 100 Macro IS and the new "pancake" 40mm/2.8 for wristshots and more ;)

Both make fun, but I haven´t tried them for watches so far B)

Oliver]]> small-luxury-world Photography Mon, 02 Jul 2012 13:56:44 -0500 http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007486,1007519#msg-1007519 Wow, very nice http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007486,1007519#msg-1007519
Looks really fantastic. Pretty much everyone I know who has an X10 seems to have fallen in love with it. I'd buy one right now if it weren't for the fact that there is no conceivable way I can justify spending money on another camera ;-) .

Jack]]> Jack Forster Photography Sun, 01 Jul 2012 22:17:01 -0500 http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007486,1007517#msg-1007517 Thanks Geo! http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007486,1007517#msg-1007517 Martin Green Photography Sun, 01 Jul 2012 18:02:29 -0500 http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007486,1007499#msg-1007499 That first shot is amazing Martin http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007486,1007499#msg-1007499 Good to see that you are enjoying your new camera.
I think it's a great concept and really good looking camera
and I am happy to see that it makes good macro and good watch shots.
That first shot you posted is very creative;

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and I love the DOF you used.
Do you remember the aperture, was it close to 2.8?
It looks to me that it's a very all-round camera and suitable for more things than it's
larger brother the X100.

GEO]]> Geo Photography Fri, 29 Jun 2012 23:50:43 -0500 http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007413,1007493#msg-1007493 And the accompanying Leica camera bag made exclusively by Hermes (video). http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007413,1007493#msg-1007493
]]> Jaw Photography Fri, 29 Jun 2012 03:26:14 -0500 http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007486,1007486#msg-1007486 Fuji X10; Seeing it's first action http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007486,1007486#msg-1007486 With watches and with camera's you never fully know if what you buy is what suits you. Sometimes a dream watch looses a lot of appeal when finally on the wrist, because it is just not right. With a camera, nothing beats taking it through it's paces, but even then you can find out that it is not the one for your. Well, this is not the case between me and the X10! What a camera it is!

First of all I truly like the speed with which I can switch between all the different modes. Setting this camera is very intuitive, and therefor you can quickly adjust your settings, based upon your needs. It has a great grip and fits perfectly in my hand. When holding it in your hands you can truly feel the quality of the camera, and on a couple of occasions after making a shot my thumb actually went to the place where in the "old days" I could find the film-transport lever to get ready for the next shot....

Since it is relatively light and small it is perfect to take on the road, so you can still get high quality results when you are on the go. Although I didn't buy the X10 for this, are also it's capabilities as a movie camera more then good enough for online video's.

I also noticed that I really appreciate having an optical viewfinder again. In the heat of the battle I actually use both this, as well as the screen itself to see what I am taking a picture of. Same appreciation I have for the manual zoom lens. It really gives you control over your picture. What you don't have much control over is the amount of attention the X10 gets. I had a wide variety of people approach me and ask about the X10. That is something I simply expected.

My only problem with the X10? This camera is so much better than I am as a photographer, so I definitely have my work cut out for me to level this a bit out!

Of course pictures say especially in this case more then words, so here are a couple of untouched pictures straight from the camera;

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Photobucket]]> Martin Green Photography Thu, 28 Jun 2012 09:34:05 -0500 http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007413,1007413#msg-1007413 LEICA M9-P Edition Hermès Série Limitée Jean-Louis Video Unboxing. http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007413,1007413#msg-1007413


]]> Jaw Photography Thu, 21 Jun 2012 15:06:44 -0500 http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007393,1007412#msg-1007412 Working with film is só different than digital http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007393,1007412#msg-1007412 A complete different discipline and in fact, a much more interesting way of working, than digital.
Although I shoot only digital since 2000, I never learnt to use my camera like a film camera
and come home from a city trip with 2300 pictures.
I find it interesting to read how serious you are with your M and it inspires me to do more.
Have been pretty lazy with photography lately and have to pick it up again.

Another advantage of living in NYC, so many photographers, to keep the film industry
alive.

GEO]]> Geo Photography Thu, 21 Jun 2012 14:05:44 -0500 http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007393,1007411#msg-1007411 It's getting tough . . . http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007393,1007411#msg-1007411
I can get Kodak, Ilford, Fuji, Efke, Foma, Rollei, and Agfa at B&H, which is not far from my house, but then again I live in New York --I imagine it's pretty hard to find anyone stocking black and white film anymore outside major cities.

Glad you like the shot, by the way --I'm reasonably happy with how it turned out which is unusual for me. It really is amazing, shooting street photography, how few keepers there are. Though that seems to be the nature of the beast --my wife just got me Cartier-Bresson's "The Modern Century" and the introduction discusses just this issue --even for a photographer as disciplined as HCB, the ratio of really interesting successful images to ones that ultimately don't work for some reason is pretty incredible. I keep thinking of something Elliott Erwitt said --that the nature of photography is failure, but one can at least try to have interesting failures. ;).

Jack]]> Jack Forster Photography Thu, 21 Jun 2012 13:15:28 -0500 http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007393,1007395#msg-1007395 Nice one http://revo-online.com/forums/main/read.php?37,1007393,1007395#msg-1007395 The grain is nice.
I start liking black & white more and more these days.
So you are still able to get all the 35 films in NYC?

GEO]]> Geo Photography Thu, 21 Jun 2012 01:48:18 -0500