Minolta MD 20mm 1:2.8 – samples (MD III) – demo photography.
I wasn’t lucky with the weather, but it may be better because these photos are more about lenses than about art.
All photos are taken: Greece – Crete – Agios Nikolaos, Minolta MD 20mm 1:2.8 MDIII, Sony A7II (F2 in EXIF is fake because adapter has been used), Capture One, 2x resized
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3 Comments
Jimmy · 2019-09-17 at 15:32
Your articles about Minolta lenses help me a lot! Thanks for your effort!
May I ask what’s your often used functions on CaptureOne?
I also use Sony A72 and Sony lenses, but my photos looks way more dimmer than yours.
Tony · 2019-09-17 at 18:35
Thank you. I’m glad if the site helps. Regarding to C1 – I’m not good in editing, anyway, for demo-photos I use all instruments on the Exposure tab because the choice of instrument depends on mistakes that can be seen on every specific photo, it’s impossible to make a full description in a comment, but nothing special: I think that the base tutorials from https://learn.captureone.com/ – are enough
awper361 · 2019-09-18 at 05:19
Thank you. I will go through this recommended tutorial.