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Thread: DP2 Merrill versus Nikon D800

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    Xuereb is offline S.C. Veteran
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    Barrie our broadcast entertainment is worse than yours.

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    Xuereb, if I could ebay you our rain, you could have it for free. It is positively biblical here in the West Country.

    bought the DP2M two days ago, and I completely agree with everything you say and will take your advice. A simple comparison I did just blew my mind.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Xuereb View Post
    Barrie our broadcast entertainment is worse than yours.
    Your weather reminds me of the sort of conditions I experienced, and worked in, during my years in the Middle East in the 1970's. I don't think I've been really warm since. Yet another day taken away today with more rain, then we are promised something a bit drier. It's become our wettest year on record, and for the first three months of 2012 we were in a drought situation, a strange year.

    Hopefully 2013 we see me taking some photographs reminiscent of my early days with my roll film Voigtlander thanks to my DP2M. It will be a philosophy and approach that suits me, but by all means not everyone. Certainly an old fashioned approach and the world has moved on, so many glorious skies ruined by vapour trails for example, perhaps more concentration on the details in the landscape rather than the landscape itself, time will tell. I'm looking forward to the experience.

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    I have had mine (DP2M) since October and have taken a few shots with it. It's raining today in Devon but Sidmouth was dry for a while on Christmas Day.



    I think my biggest problem with this camera is going to be trying to be ruthless with editing - too many big files clogging up the hard drive. They may all have great IQ but they sure aren't all works of art!

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    Yes Lee it takes time to overcome the temptation to process each exposure to see how this camera renders detail, texture and colour. I have only just stopped illustrating and begun interpretation.

    Your seascape is very worthy
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    Looks like you are really enjoying the camera !!
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    Oh.. I forgot - Fashion + Art + Commercial you can see the whole gallery here :)

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    Ok, you'll find a few pictures from

    D800E

    SDIM0040_1200 by -OlAf-, on Flickr

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    DP2M

    DSC_2383_1200 by -OlAf-, on Flickr


    DSC_2391 by -OlAf-, on Flickr


    SDIM0049 by -OlAf-, on Flickr


    DSC_2402 by -OlAf-, on Flickr


    SDIM0075 by -OlAf-, on Flickr


    DSC_2409 by -OlAf-, on Flickr


    SDIM0100 by -OlAf-, on Flickr
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    I viewed the pics above on a large iMac screen. There may be bias creeping in here but the dp shots at least equal if not better. They seem to have greater definition. Was out last weekend taking shots of a local manor house and old parish church. The detail captured is amazing and still leaves me speechless. Best thing is, albeit a wide focus range, the ability to crop and still get a3 prints means its like carrying a high quality zoom compact. Absolutely love it.

    Thanks for some great comparison shots dear chap.

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    Dave the black and whites look very good. Do you find that the foveon sensor does an especially well with black and white conversions?
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