Medieval Ohio

Exp: 1/160sec @ f/8.0, ISO 100, Post processing in Lightroom
Gear: Sigma DP1… yep that’s it.
I got a new camera this week and had a chance to go out and do some shooting with it yesterday. The camera I got is a Sigma DP1 it is a point and shoot sized camera with a DSLR sized sensor and an excellent lens. One advantage of having a DSLR sized sensor is that fact that you have control over depth of field. On all other P&S cams the sensor is so small that even with an f/2.8 lens you can’t get a shallow DOF. The DP1 isn’t for everyone though, I’m still getting use to the fixed 28mm equivalent lens. I’m use to the telephoto lenses I use for shooting wildlife. With the wide angle you have to get pretty close to small things to make them a reasonable size in the frame. I’ve posted a few more shots on Flickr so you can check them out. I’m looking forward to shooting a lot more with this camera and seeing what it can do. Hit up the link below for a wallpaper sized image.
Tags: North Chagrin Reservation, Ohio, sigma dp1, Squire's Castle

April 24th, 2008 at 7:03 am
Nice photo. Great for a P&S to boot. They sure have come a long way, someday we might not need DSLR’s! *wink*
Looking forward to more images from that camera.
April 27th, 2008 at 9:16 pm
That’s a great picture. I like the post processing you did. It looks like a painting.