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I love the clouds on the first one, but the feeling on the second is heartbreaking
Improved "A BIT"
This has nothing to do with it but the after pic looks like rump the book....great improvement though!
For heaven's sake guy ! It's amasing oo The background it's just... oo I'm speechless... Tell me how have you become such a master ?
They're both pretty great. I cannot get over those clouds.
You did a great job. I recently did my own 'then and now' and it's extremely rewarding to see how far you've come. Just imagine how much better you'll be next time!
The kid's getting lonelier by the improvement! *cries*
The detail is brilliant. This is amazing.
Feb. 2011- Subject has head lifted up, Report.
Year and a half later- Subject has head down, call the fairy, take him out
I actually love the the second one a lot. It really inspires me!
angst factor has incresed 200%
Wow!!!! So pretty!!!! You improved so much!!! I love the little fairy coming to the sad child. Wish I could draw like that.
Before is way better. No flames intended.
Very beautiful both are. i See separate emotions in both. the before i see think but in the after i see the boy is sad
Wow, You do have improved!
It looks so awesome and the idea is nice aswell.
This picture made my day
It looks so awesome and the idea is nice aswell.
This picture made my day
Thank you again for your kindness, I'm glad you see my improvment and I'm glad I made your day as well
very cool
gorgeous. the first one was already perfect, though, but the new version is just so nice as well. I think both are little masterpieces.
Very beautiful, I prefer the second one, I love the lanters and the little fairy, though I adore the moon in the first!
These are both very lovely. I like the older one for its clean simplicity, and the newer one for how it draws me in.
Aww, how beautiful!<3
Oh wow, you improved a lot! I especially like how you improved with the colours and the composition Well done!
before- more cartoony foreground ; less cartoony sky
after- less cartoony foreground ; more cartoony clouds, i like that decision
after- less cartoony foreground ; more cartoony clouds, i like that decision
Oo, i like both of them, theyre both so good ^^ esp all the details in the bkground
instand fave.
Both are amazing But I can see your skills have improved
I really like the moon in the first one but the overall composition of your new one is greaty improved (even though I like the old one too!)
Both look good, but I have to admit your new version is pure eye candy ♥
Wow, the first was good, but the second is downright fantastical!! Love it!


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A career retrospective is on the way this spring from the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion. This is just the opening volley in an extensive re-issue campaign which will see the re-release of all the band's records in deluxe, expanded, and remastered form. The sets will include copious extras, including previously unreleased and rare songs.


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Find out more about 3-D printing online. Here are some resources, as well as more information about the 3-D printer being sold in Oklahoma City, the MendelMax 2:
Maker's Tool Works
For information about Maker's Tool Works, the Oklahoma City-based company now selling the MendelMax 2 3-D printer, go to makerstoolworks.com.
The company's standard printer is $1,595 for a kit that buyers build themselves. Like many 3-D printers, the MendelMax can use several different types of plastic filament to print — including the botanically derived Polylactic Acid, or PLA, or the strong, petroleum-based acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS). Lego bricks use ABS, for example.
The filament to supply the printer costs $36 per kilogram, and a 1-inch by 1-inch by 1-inch solid cube would cost about 15 cents to print, Makers Tool Works CEO Jeff Davis said. The printer can print objects about 12 inches high and 8 to 9 inches wide. How many objects a spool of filament will print depends on the density of the print that people choose, similar to the "fast draft" or "best quality" settings choices available for paper printers.
Cube 3D
Cube 3D printers are available beginning at $1,299 at Staples.com, but they are not yet in stores in Oklahoma City. It works out of the box and can print different colors of figures that are less than 5.5 inches cubed. PLA filament cartridges available in 16 different colors cost $49.99 and each can print about 13- to 14-midsized creations, the website says.
One of the early pioneers in desktop 3-D printing, Makerbot, has a robust website about 3-D printing at makerbot.com. Its Replica 2 printer costs about $2,200 and has a 16 cubic-inch build volume.
Makerbot also launched the Thingiverse website where people can download designs for their own 3-D printers. Check out the possibilities at www.thingiverse.com.
Thingiverse is the best way currently to find ready-made designs to print, although people with knowledge of computers can use software like AutoCAD, Blender or Google SketchUp, among others, to design their own objects.


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We still need to make those tables responsive, and there are others we need to add, like these:
- Google Partners
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- Google Fit
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- Google Account Page – (incomplete)
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Orkut – died September 30, 2014
Offers – died July 2014
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Places – died May 2012
Notebook – died July 2012
Hotpot – died April 2011
Buzz – died Dec 2011
Subscribed Links – died Sept 2011
Squared – died
Schemer – died
Trend Insights – died
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These useful specialty searches on Google still exist, but google removed them from all the menus, and we can't navigate to them anymore from anywhere I know of.
Google Blogs Search
Google Discussions Search
Google Images Search
Google Patents Search
Google Places Search
Google Recipes Search
Google Videos Search
Discontinued the Mobile App
This list above WAS a free mobile app for Android, but Google Play removed it, after suspending it twice for violating their non-specific policies.
The app sent people right into their Google Accounts, so I assumed it was okay to use their icons. After being suspended, possibly for that, I removed them all, but it came back suspended again in just hours, so we discontinued it.


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Pipa is a small tourist trap located approximately 85 kilometers south of Natal. A longtime surfer/hippie hangout, Pipa is one of the most international of all Brazilian beaches and is particularly popular with Europeans. It is far from the surfer/hippie hangout is once was, as it is now rather contrived and touristy. Nevertheless, it is a great place for couples in that it caters not to necessity but to luxury. With surrounding beaches that are among the finest in Brazil, it would be difficult to imagine anyone visiting Pipa and having less than an enjoyable experience. Particularly recommended beaches are Praia do Madeira, Baia dos Golfinos, and Praia do Amor. Framed by multicolored high cliff walls, Praia do Madeira and Baia dos Golfinos remain wild, with dolphins often swimming in the surf. Praia do Amor is the place to surf.
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Luxurious new colonial villa 4800 sq.ft. (450 m2) in a 2 acres tropical landscaped garden with over 40 varieties of trees.
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An epic eyesore might get a fix
Standing nearly 90 feet high, the maze of concrete and steel was billed as a new kind of development that would transform and help economically revitalize a stretch of Garden Grove when it was first approved in 2005 by city leaders.
Today, the Garden Grove Galleria is a landmark, but not the type anyone had sought.
Less than half finished on one of the city's main thoroughfares, the eight-level building is a victim of the economic recession and a legal saga that has stretched on for more than three years. Weeds sprout from the concrete foundation. Rust is dusted over steel support beams; graffiti covers an unfinished concrete parking structure.
The Garden Grove Galleria project was proposed as a mixed-use development, with the first five floors consisting of a large shopping center and parking garage. The top three floors would contain 66 condominiums.
Today, the steel skeleton on the building is nearly all that remains, visible to the streams of cars passing along Garden Grove Boulevard.
"This was going to be the most incredible and magnificent building ever constructed in Garden Grove," said Scott Weimer, a board member of the Emlen W. Hoag Foundation, which owns the three-acre property that was once home to an auto dealership (Hoag is not affiliated with the hospital).
But new life could be blown into the mixed-use development, which has been silent since construction stopped in 2009.
An attorney representing Cathay General Bancorp, the lender of the project and development leaseholder, said last week that a new developer is close to penning a deal that would resume construction: Bruce Poltrock said the bank is working "diligently" to get work going again, but did not give any timeframe.
"We don't want to have a project out there that's abandoned," Poltrock said. "There are several interested parties."
His comments came at an Oct. 30 Garden Grove administrative board of appeals meeting, when the five-member panel denied an appeal by Cathay bank to an order issued in July by city officials requiring the massive project be boarded up or demolished in a year.
"There's a public safety concern and there's a public nuisance concern," said board member Robert Toro. "That thing is an eye sore on many different levels."
Poltrock refused to comment further or answer questions when approached by a reporter outside the Council Chambers after the meeting. He did not return a voicemail seeking comment.
Any development proposal will need approval by the board of the Hoag Foundation. Board members of the foundation – which was established to help the Boys Club and has owned the property since the 1950s and now helps fund the neighboring Boys & Girls Clubs – said they have been trying to get work started for years.
Conflicts between the bank and former developer, Garden Grove Galleria, began in 2008 when the developer accused the bank of not paying for construction costs. A series of lawsuits followed, cumulating with an Orange County Superior Court jury awarding Garden Grove Galleria $11.275 million in damages in 2012 over a disputed bank loan with Cathay bank.
"They created a ruckus by pulling the plug," Weimer said of the bank. "It has created an eyesore in our city for 10 years. We'd like the bank to make good and correct all the problems that their actions have incited."
Leases sold as part of the project would go to benefit the Boys & Girls Club, Weimer added.
Weimer said there are some serious safety concerns. Sheet-metal floors are not fully welded; temporary scaffolding adjacent to the Boys & Girls Club is still standing, more than four years after construction halted.
The bank now owns the building structure. Cathay bank has the lease to the property and is making monthly rent payments to the Hoag Foundation.
"We're willing to work with just about anybody to resurrect this," Weimer said. "It's imperative we get this building built."
City Manager Matt Fertal said the city can order the building to be demolished if no progress has been made in a year. There are no city funds tied up in the project.
"We're very concerned about it, but our role is somewhat limited and hard to define because so many parties seem to be fighting against each other, rather than working with each other," Fertal said.
Fertal and Weimer both said the exposed steel frame could support a future development and wouldn't need to be torn down for construction to resume. Fertal said he wasn't aware of any recent police activity at the abandoned construction site, which is monitored by private security guards hired by Cathay.
Many in the community want to see the structure torn down.
"It's a monstrosity," said Maureen Blackmun, president of the Garden Grove Neighborhood Association. "You can see it from every vantage point in the city. Most cities wouldn't have kept it up as long as it is. Most cities would have demanded it be taken down."
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Here are the best shots as Hugo Rodallega and Lasse Vigen Christensen saw Fulham come from behind to claim victory.
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Labor Day 2014 in Albany – What's Open and What's Closed?
Labor Day is a great time to relax with family and remember what is important in your lives while also enjoying some BBQ food or outdoor activities.
Labor Day is a great time to relax with family and remember what is important in your lives while also enjoying some BBQ food or outdoor activities.
The restrictions on where you can and cannot smoke in the Albany area are expanding. If you want to have a cigarette while waiting for your next bus, you might not want to get too comfortable.
Meet the Metal Madman of Albany. He loves beer, hates sleeves and he's my new favorite online sensation. I should add I'm pretty liberal when using the word "sensation."
There's a big ol' Wellington Hotel Annex building near the Times Union Center on Howard street, and it's going away. Plans are underway to put a convention center on the corner of Howard and Eagle street...
Capital Gaming LLC, the people behind "Project E23" announced today they are proud to have the support from Sheriff Craig Apple. "Project E23" is the name of the proposal to bring a casino to Albany.
St Patrick's Day in Albany has a rich history of mass displays of illegal activity and this past holiday was no different. Monday, a 16-year-old was arrested for allegedly robbing another teen on South Pearl Street.
This week, the ladies let their creep flag fly with a post on Craigslist. One area women is looking to get more acquainted with an uncut penis.
Getting hammered on the streets of Albany may be a thing of the past if Albany's Mayor and Police Chief get their way.
The 64th annual St. Patrick's Day parade in Albany will happen this Saturday, March 15th.
This will help with the "polar vortex" chill we are all feeling. The nominations for Albany's 2014 Tulip Queen are now be taken until April 1.
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Carla Visser and Willow Gerber enjoy an evening in Arusha.
Visiting Tanzania is a privilege—and more so when it is to participate in an event focusing on one of my passions: knowledge management. The East, Central and Southern Africa Health Community Knowledge Management (KM) Share Fair took place April 13-14, 2016 in Arusha with the theme of "peer-to-peer sharing." There I had the opportunity to connect with fellow knowledge management professionals from 14 countries and territories and learn about approaches and innovations from the region. With panel discussions, knowledge cafés, group activities and social events, the structure of the meeting truly complemented its theme.
PMA2020 data informs where development efforts should be targeted, including poverty reduction, health care access for all (especially girls and women), and improved access to water and sanitation sources. Photo: PMA2020
On May 16-19, 2016, Performance Monitoring and Accountability 2020, a mobile technology-based population survey project based within The Bill & Melinda Gates Institute for Population and Reproductive Health at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, will join global health leaders, advocates, researchers, policy makers, and others at the fourth Women Deliver conference in Copenhagen, Denmark. Women Deliver is one of the first global conferences since the launch of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), or Global Goals, last September. The theme at this year's conference is the SDGs and specifically, the implementation of these Global Goals, with a focus on health—in particular, maternal, sexual, and reproductive health and rights.
PhotoVoice gives participants an opportunity to capture the conditions around them, reflect on these conditions or their experiences, and develop strategies to reach policy makers. Photo: APHRC/GrOW Team
I was invited to participate in the Knowledge Management for Health Share Fair held in Arusha, Tanzania between April 13th and 15th. The share fair was well attended, with representatives from 14 countries, allowing for engaging conversations about various knowledge management tools and techniques that may revolutionize the health sector and how information is shared.
This post originally appeared on the USAID Learning Lab blog, Lab Notes.
Courtney Calvin explains USAID's Collaborating, Learning, and Adapting (CLA) approach. Photo by Heather Finn.
The K4Health Knowledge Management Share Fair in Arusha, Tanzania brought together over 80 knowledge managers in the public health sector from Sub-Saharan Africa to catalyze a knowledge-sharing community and raise awareness of the role of knowledge management (KM) in international development. More than a typical conference, the Share Fair was an opportunity for international development practitioners representing ministries of health, intergovernmental agencies, and USAID implementing partners to interact and learn how to incorporate KM into their processes together.
This post originally appeared on the Health Communication Capacity Collaborative (HC3) blog.
A short animated video features Maria, a health care provider at a community clinic.
Most sexually active adolescents in sub-Saharan Africa are not using modern methods of contraception. While long-acting reversible contraceptive methods (LARCs) are highly effective, convenient and cost-effective, their uptake among young women is low.
This post originally appeared on the Health Communication Capacity Collaborative (HC3) blog.*
Henriette Tossa is a mother of two living in Benin.
Henriette Tossa is a mother of two and a community health educator working and living in southern Benin where, according to the Benin Demographic and Health Survey (DHS), the total fertility rate is 4.9 children per woman and the contraceptive prevalence rate of modern methods is 8 percent. Long-acting reversible contraceptives (LARCs) remain stigmatized and unpopular relative to other methods, with intrauterine device (IUD) use at .5 percent and implants at 1 percent.
The share fair's interactive expectation wall. Photo by Cassandra Mickish Gross.
I had the pleasure of facilitating a knowledge management (KM) share fair last month in Arusha, Tanzania. The objectives of the event were fairly standard, but the event wasn't. Thanks to a faulty Wi-Fi connection on the morning of the first day, the audience had to connect with each other rather than with far-flung staffers on email and Internet harbingers of distraction. I was very lucky to have the bully pulpit for part of the fair, and as part of the ever-important post-event feedback loop, here are three of the most important lessons I learned. I hope you'll consider these when and if you bring a big group of people together to learn from each other and to take another step up the proverbial KM mountain.
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This was a top-rated show. I truly enjoyed this event. There was a lot of reminiscing going on with some of the old tunes that Peter played, as well as the new tunes. Peter's voice is just as good as it has ever been and he truly enjoys the audience and interacts throughout his entire show. The opening band was very good as well. This was definitely a time to remember and I am grateful for the opportunity to have experienced the guitar playing of Peter Frampton live and in living color!
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I'm wondering whether anyone has seen drag stats for the Sturmey Archer X-FDD?? The only good numbers I've managed to find online (in this VBQ article) don't include the X-FDD and show *much* greater drag with the lights off for the older (HB-NX*) vs newer (DH-3N*) Shimano models. In fact, on the older Shimanos, the drag barely changes regardless of whether this light is switched on or off (!). I read a post on another forum suggesting the lights-off drag of the X-FDD might be comparable to the older Shimano models, but no solid data to support this comparison. Supposedly, Shimano and SA hubs use the same Sanyo internals, but I can't tell which Shimano internals (the not-so-great Nexus or the newer DH-3N*) are supposedly comparable.
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As a student at Ball State University, Scott Wise spent many a night at Mugly's Pub & Eatery, a local dive known for its burgers and trio of draft beers. After some time away, Scott returned to his college town of Muncie only to discover that Mugly's was for sale. Rechristened Scotty's Brewhouse, the former dive now sports a handmade oak bar and old-fashioned gas-burning lanterns, not to mention more than 30 beers on tap.
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The play is intellectually interesting, but it didn't quite come together for me. It's very long: 3.5 hours with 2 intermissions. Not enough emotional velcro for me to stay attentive.
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Die Unterkunft war ausgezeichnet: Die Einrichtung war ansprechend; alles war adrett und sauber; in der Küche war alles vorhanden, was man brauchte. Wir fühlten uns in der Wohnung sofort wohl. Die Lage am Rande des Marais in unmittelbarer Nähe von zwei Metrostationen und von Geschäften ist ideal. Remy und Sebastien waren äußerst kooperativ und halfen in jeder Beziehung; gut auch, dass ihr Büro gleich um die Ecke liegt. Kurzum: Die Wohnung ist für eine Familie mit Kindern oder auch - wie in unserem Fall - für ein Ehepaar (oder deren zwei) sehr zu empfehlen!
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My girlfriend and I have recently returned from staying at Remy's beautiful apartment in Paris. Remy was so helpful on arrival, and provided us with information about tourist hotspots and good local places to eat. The apartment was very clean and had everything we needed for our stay, and was also in a fantastic location-just a ten minute walk to Notre Dame. We didn't plan to leave till late in the evening, and Remy was kind enough to let us stay past our check out time to save us lugging our bags around town. A fantastic host, and a fantastic apartment!
Thank you so much Remy for hosting us in your apartment! It was a perfect location for exploring the Marais neighborhood. The apartment was just what we were looking for...clean, safe, spacious, many amenities, and a very friendly host. Such a great, romantic alternative for a couple on their honeymoon. Would definitely stay again and would highly recommend it to others. :)
Appartamento eccezionale in ottima posizione. Remy è stato molto gentile e disponibile. Assolutamente consigliato sotto tutti gli aspetti
Estuvimos una semana en París del 19-26 de mayo de 2013, en el apartamento de Rémy. El apartamento está muy bien, limpio, cálido y muy confortable. La fotografías de windu son un fiel reflejo de como es el apartamento. Con todo tipo de detalles y muy bien provechado el espacio, y una cama muy cómoda. Esta a menos de 5 minutos de la parada del metro y justo al lado esta el museo de Arts y Metiers, un Carrefour, una panadería y cercana a una calle de tiendas y cafeterías. Caminado estas a unos 5 minutos del Pompidou y a unos 15 minutos de Notre Dame. En cuanto a Rémy es un fenómeno, muy servicial, atento y siempre disponible. Nos atendió a todas nuestros dudas y necesidades. Muchas gracias por tu hospitalidad Rémy!!!
Overall, we had a very good experience. The apartment in the Marais is pretty much exactly as described. It is very near the Arts et Metiers Metro stop on the 11 line, and was quite easy to connect anywhere we wanted to go. A 10 minute walk got you to Pompidou and a few minutes further to Notre Dame.
The apartment was very pretty, and the small terrace quite attractive and private. There were three beds (master plus the 2 pull outs which were comfortable as well) with clean sheets and lots of towels in the 2 bathrooms. During our stay, it was a bit chilly (not sure how to get the heat going, but we used the fireplace, and very much enjoyed that.
The place is quiet at night, but there was construction next door that started at 8AM every weekday. Drills served as our alarm clocks. We were out on the town most days anyway, so it was fine. The nights were remarkably quiet for such a central location, so everybody slept well.
The fridge, stove, dishwasher, washing machine and dryer all worked well and were easy to use.
Remy was easy to connect with and gave good advice on restaurants and getting around the neighbourhood.
Location was good. Getting from CDG Airport takes about 1 hour with RER B then Metro to Chatelet then change to get to Arts et Metier. The walks to connect in stations were quite long and not for those who aren't into lots of stairs. We had carry on bags only, and with three kids was still a challenge (but better than traffic in a cab).
Highlights included Place des Vosges for lunch in the park and shopping, a side trip to Chateau Chambord for the night, and the local restaurant 404 for Moroccan food just around the corner from the apartment.
Would recommend for family of 5 or 6 who don't want to get into multiple hotel rooms. Good vibe, price and overall quality.
We are just back from a very nice stay in Paris. Since this was the first time we ever used a service like Wimdu, we were expecting 'everything'. Right after booking the apartment, Rémy sent me all the information needed by email. He was also very responsive and quick at answering any email I sent. So we felt confident in the choice of using Wimdu.
Travelling with another family we were six people in the apartment. Quiet, spacious and with two bathrooms it was perfect perfect for our purpose.
It was a very positive experience and Rémy is bookmarked for our next stay in Paris.
The studio is very nice. It was clean and it had everything that you needed during their stay.
The location is very good and central.
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some M film shooters used to look for older Leitz glass because they tried to achieve a different look to that possible from the modern lenses.
This is not intended to fan any format war.I don't know if this is true, mainly because my experience with certain M mount lenses. The Summicrons I have experience with never appeared flat, in fact are very close to Mamiya 7 images of the same subject matter. The Zeiss ZM mount 28 2.8 has more contrast than any lens I've ever used. In any format. It is also one of the sharpest lenses I've ever used.I think "flatness" is more a function of shooting conditions (lighting, focal length, F stop, distance to subject), the sensor, and any post work put into a file (or the default curve of film).
Hi Fred,I don't think so. I would normally scales the images so short size of the image would match, but in this case the image size are so close that I don't think it really matters, Nikon is 4912 and Hassy is 4872. Resizing affects image quality, BTW.Best regardsErik
What I see a lot when I did my comparisons to the IQ 160 and 140 backs with my D800E is Nikon cannot handle the specular highlights anywhere near the bigger backs. That was pretty obvious outside the normal things we look for like micro contrast/ tonal range/color and such which the backs won those races. I still believe also the differences in sensors CCD and CMOS as they just handle data completely different. End of day no matter how I sliced the cheese and threw everything at those tests MF still won the game but Nikon has done a very nice job with upping its game. You have to give them credit for that. I think a Version 2 of this sensor or some more advanced technology would help it more no doubt but this VS that stuff I am so far over it that I dont read any of it anymore and just go about and getting work done. There are a lot of downsides which never get mentioned here on the Nikon and trust me its not perfect by any stretch. I use 5 different brands of lenses to get the best images i can from it and frankly that is not right Nikon cannot get a damn good wide angle out the door when a 500 dollar Samyang 14mm distorts like a banchee but is damn sharp. Clean up the distortion and its a damn nice lens. Really whats Nikons excuse , so hearing how great it is only half the story. MF is a niche market for a select photographers that want to work in that medium regardless of costs, hassle and limitations. Good for those folks they like to work at getting the best they can from it. I loved the tech cam and it for me was a load of fun to shoot and after 40 years your looking for fun trust me. LOLPeople love Leica M cams which is maybe the worst focusing, framing cams on the planet. But folks love shooting them and frankly I do too. The day these systems are perfect is the day humans wont be shooting them.
But if you are making a visual comparison you need to match the scale at which the subject is displayed. This will also give a better indication of what a print will look like if it's printed very large.Resizing will effect the quality slightly. If you scale down a lot it helps, but if you scale just a little it makes either little difference or is detrimental.In this case the Nikon was scaled down very slightly so no gain ...if anything a little loss as I also rotated the image so as to make the comparisonline up better.IF you look very carefully at the animated gif you can see that one is sharperthan the other.... but only very slightly. It's the Nikon one and it was shot with a 14 to 24mm zoom. Yes the 14 to 24 mm zoom is very sharp but that just adds to the advantages of the Nikon. It would also explain why many architectural photographers are using 35mm DSLRs more and more.
Hi,I think the statement the we can have either have high contrast or good resolution is an old myth. My guess is that it comes from old times when antireflex coating was rare. God resolution needed many lens surfaces, but using more surfaces resulted in more flare. Now days I don't think this applies.
Guy,I have great respect for your photography, but I'm pretty sure that you are given false information. Both CCDs and CMOS devices are linear, when they clip they clip.My guess is that MFD tends to either underexpose by default, or that the raw converter is better at reconstructing lost channel data. I can very well see that it is your practical experience that MF retains highlights better, but that is simply not feasible unless some cheating is involved.On the other hand, some cheating is OK, it is really results that matters. Except, that there are some techy types like me who want to understand what is behind what we see...Best regardsErik
Technically your probably right. Maybe the differences that I see might be a size thing. Really can't put my finger on it but I have never seen a CMOS act like a CCD no matter what can I have shot. I had a lot if CCD sensors too not just backs. DMR,m8,m9. And even the DMR way back when compared to Canons 1DSii which I wrote a bible on there was a big difference and they where relatively the same size . DMR actually smaller. But back to specular highlights I think it's the bigger sensors ability and yes the color tonal range that handles it better even if they clip at the same point. Science may say different and freely admit I'm not a science guy. It's all visual to me and my impressions. Maybe it's bad eyesight . Lol
I read about the Minolta/Konica merger. Minolta was a camera maker and Konica was a film maker. I have read that Konica and Minolta had very different priorities.
There are a lot of downsides which never get mentioned here on the Nikon and trust me its not perfect by any stretch. I use 5 different brands of lenses to get the best images i can from it and frankly that is not right Nikon cannot get a damn good wide angle out the door when a 500 dollar Samyang 14mm distorts like a banchee but is damn sharp. Clean up the distortion and its a damn nice lens. Really whats Nikons excuse , so hearing how great it is only half the story.
Wrong better contrast only gives the appearance of better detail. Fred give it a rest I have had them both and the Zeiss 18 as well. For the money the Samyang is very good and at F8 down right outstanding. I have bunch I shot actually posted on GetDPI. What you failed to mention and what you probably don't know is the 14-24 has terrible focus shift. Why I sold itFor 500 it is really good that was the point.http://www.getdpi.com/forum/nikon/41004-samyang-14mm.htmlDo us all a favor RUN YOUR OWN TESTS. We have no idea how these things you post where actually shot or not and by who. I actually post images what a freaking novel idea that is of what I done.
What you failed to mention and what you probably don't know is the 14-24 has terrible focus shift. Why I sold it
Konica was a camera manufacturer as well. It had a long history of manufacturing cameras. Konica is one of the oldest photographic companies in Japan, or used to be. As a former employee of Konica Minolta Photo Imaging, I had no idea that Konica and Minolta had different priorities.