While this image (and the next one I'll post) are not quite as striking as my last one, I am pleased with them, not least because both do a good job of demonstrating the capabilities of the Ricoh GR Digital III – my new compact camera. In this instance, I was testing the macro mode, and while the Ricoh can focus a lot closer than this (i.e. 1cm from the end of the lens), I was pleased with how much detail it recorded in the old rusty ring.
If you're interested, the original cropped image is here:
|
captured camera aperture shutter speed shooting mode exposure bias metering mode ISO flash image quality RAW converter cropped? |
12.49pm on 4/9/09 Ricoh GR Digital III f/4.4 1/640 aperture priority +1/3 evaluative 64 no RAW ACR 3x2 |
