Mushrooms And Fungi Of Any Kind

[Maximilian]

I know nothing about mushrooms/fungi. What is this one please?

Beautiful! Don't know anything more

 

[Maximilian]

 

[Maximilian]

 

[EricN]

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love it!

 

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+1 Well done, Maximilian.

 

[Maximilian]

Thanks, guys!

 

[Del Paso]

5 D IV + Macro Elmarit 2,8/60 (all handheld)

 

[Maximilian]

5 D IV + Macro Elmarit 2,8/60 (all handheld)

really nice!

 

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Nice series, Del Paso.

 

[EricN]

Macro Elmarit 2,8/60

Really nice! Which adapter are you using?

 

[Del Paso]

Really nice! Which adapter are you using?

I fitted the Leica R lens with a bayonet (Canon EF) I bought from a company named "Leitax", specialized in lens conversions. With an additional RF - EF adapter, I can use converted lenses obviously also on the EOS R models.
In my eyes, the advantage of the Leica R macros - I also have the 100mm Apo- is that they are absolutely brilliant , even at infinity setting.
The Leitax conversions are nicer to use than the Novoflex adapters, since they are no adapters, but high quality EF bayonets, bolted on the lens OVER the original Leica R bayonet (no need to remove it!).
Edit: only disadvantage (far less for mirrorless!) manual diaphragm.

 

[EricN]

I fitted the Leica R lens with a bayonet (Canon EF) I bought from a company named "Leitax", specialized in lens conversions. With an additional RF - EF adapter, I can use converted lenses obviously also on the EOS R models.
In my eyes, the advantage of the Leica R macros - I also have the 100mm Apo- is that they are absolutely brilliant , even at infinity setting.
The Leitax conversions are nicer to use than the Novoflex adapters, since they are no adapters, but high quality EF bayonets, bolted on the lens OVER the original Leica R bayonet (no need to remove it!).
Edit: only disadvantage (far less for mirrorless!) manual diaphragm.

Thanks. It does seem like a better solution.

 

[cooldood]

 

[ISv]

I know nothing about mushrooms/fungi. What is this one please?


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Sorry for the late answer: I didn't expect much fungi in this season (well, from Europe but on other hand it's still October and the weather is relatively warm as I read in the news) and didn't bother to check on the treat. I think it is a Gymnopilus junonius (Spectacular rust-gill ~90%). The best ID would be Gymnopilus sp. (100%)

 

[ISv]

Nice series, Eric. I especially like the 4th picture.

Me too! I would like to see it after denoising with a good tool!

 

[EricN]

Me too! I would like to see it after denoising with a good tool!

Thanks.
I'm quite bad with denoising. It always seems to look better for me without doing anything With the exception of long exposures with hot pixels.

 

[Nemorino]

You might try DxO PureRaw which is easy to use. You can test it one month for free and Black Friday is just ahead. ;-)

 

[EricN]

You might try DxO PureRaw which is easy to use. You can test it one month for free and Black Friday is just ahead. ;-)

Thanks! I tried about two years ago, but I had little success. I'll give it a shot again.

Edit:
I hadn't tried PureRaw. It seems convenient, but slightly more denoising than I want. I decided to try PhotoLap again and maybe I can get results I like.

PL7




It's not perfect for me, but better than my previous de noising attempts. Thanks again!

 

[Nemorino]

Laowa 15mm + R5+
handheld stack of 23 frames

 

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Very nice with the grass around.