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    D600 portrait test

    Here's a quick shot from the D600 loaner I've got at the moment. 24MP gives great resolution and cropping power.

    ISO1100, 1250th, f3.5, 50mm

    D600 portrait test

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    Re: D600 portrait test

    Quote Originally Posted by dubaiphil View Post
    Here's a quick shot from the D600 loaner I've got at the moment. 24MP gives great resolution and cropping power.
    Hi Phil,

    So was this a significant crop?

    Looks good regardless,

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    Re: D600 portrait test

    Only a crop to change the picture format - no great shakes

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    Re: D600 portrait test

    Great looking portrait - as usual! It's always a pleasure to view your excellent work!

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    Re: D600 portrait test

    Hi Phil,

    I like the composition, but to be honest, I think the high-frequency sharpening is a little too aggressive; on the larger version of the image the texture of the skin especially around the forehead area is looking a bit too crunchy to my eye.

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    Re: D600 portrait test

    Quote Originally Posted by Colin Southern View Post
    Hi Phil,

    I like the composition, but to be honest, I think the high-frequency sharpening is a little too aggressive; on the larger version of the image the texture of the skin especially around the forehead area is looking a bit too crunchy to my eye.
    I just checked the camera - the loaner was set to Vivid .jpg, with sharpening of 4 (out of 9) on the menu.

    I've since switched to my preferred Standard picture control setting, with no in camera sharpening.

    Thinking about it, I know the reason it's too sharp - I normally process from RAW with my default Lightroom sharpness settings. Here I'm processing an already sharpened image in the same way. It'll will be interesting to see how the images come out with my normal processing through an unsharpened .jpg SOOC file.

    Sharpening or not, 24 or 36MP ain't a resolution for the oldies/wrinklies!

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