Very nice, CJ.

Did she kick your sorry ass after that shoot for breaking into the gym?  

No animals or humans were harmed in the creation of those images.

Ana

On the way to the Cliffs of Moher. 

One of the most beautiful places I've seen. Fantastic!

It is one of the most wonderful places I have ever been to. Julie and I hope we can get back there some day. It's a small island but even in the 10 days we spent there, we barely scratched the surface. 

For those of you not on FB or G+, I have posted a bunch of photos to my blog from my recent travels through Colorado. I've got a lot better stuff coming in the pipeline from this trip, so what you see is just a tip of the iceberg to give people an idea of conditions out here. Enjoy:

http://www.pbjames.com/blog

 

Blood Moon by drjlo1, on Flickr

Anyone else intrigued? 

http://www.light.co/camera

http://joshanon.com/blog/2015/10/07/the_light_l16
 

Edited October 8, 201510 yr by blessingx

^ Had not heard of that before but I'm very interested as I'd love better image quality in that form factor.

 

Like the guy commenting at the bottom of the blog post though I'd like to get some unprocessed raw images before putting down that kind of money.

The idea seems great, but the actual camera would be a bit too large to fit into a pocket as the RX-100 or the iPhone does.

Mizen Head, Ireland. Taken with the iPhone. 

Anyone else intrigued? 

http://www.light.co/camera

http://joshanon.com/blog/2015/10/07/the_light_l16
 

It will be a total flop in sales UNLESS somebody combines the photo module in an actual cell phone.  Otherwise, people will still only carry their cell phone and not bring the Light camera.  

 

EOSE3592 by drjlo1, on Flickr

Ergonomically it looks horrible but I think the image quality is the biggest decider for me. No one has seen raw files. To plop down the same amount of money as one would for an x100 series without seeing what the camera can really do is absurd. 

Just to be clear it's only $199 reserve now, rest due near shipping next summer, you can drop out at any time, and can test with the camera two months before deciding to keep/return. So the risks at this point aren't exactly high, are they?

Edited October 11, 201510 yr by blessingx

I knew about the reservation price but didn't know the part about the 2 month trial period. Shall investigate it. If I can get my money back, then sure, I'll support a new company. 

That's how I read it anyway - http://support.light.co/hc/en-us/articles/206173240-What-is-your-return-policy-

And to begin the coming onslaught of photos from my Colorado trip:

 

Gorgeous light Peter.

Peter, what was the lens aperture used to get that Sunstar?

Yesterday Morning in SoCal..

 

Float by drjlo1, on Flickr

I'd wager f/14. amirite?

Alyson

Peter, what was the lens aperture used to get that Sunstar?

 That was f/16 on a Nikon 50/1.8G

Hiking in Killarney National Park, Ireland. 

Quite proud of this one. A fair amount of work went into it. Doesn't look nearly as effortless as Peter's work but happy with how it turned out nonetheless.