emmawest72
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More fun with the hassy/80mm/ tri-x.
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More and more film fun with something other than a Leica M
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Stuart Richardson
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Beautiful! Is that pushed, or did you use a crop?
Here are a few from a week or so ago -- photographing at night. I did not expose them quite enough. I should have left them longer.
Here are a few from a week or so ago -- photographing at night. I did not expose them quite enough. I should have left them longer.
emmawest72
New member
Hi Stuart,
It is pushed (800 or 1000) and I also messed up the development which gives this effect, but I still like it.
Your 2nd night image is wonderful. Acros?
Take care
Wil
It is pushed (800 or 1000) and I also messed up the development which gives this effect, but I still like it.
Your 2nd night image is wonderful. Acros?
Take care
Wil
Stuart Richardson
Active member
Hi Wil,
Yes, it's Acros. I like the effect in yours as well. The look is so classic. And with that hair and that expression, he looks like a young Julius Caesar. Watch out!
Yes, it's Acros. I like the effect in yours as well. The look is so classic. And with that hair and that expression, he looks like a young Julius Caesar. Watch out!
Lloyd
Active member
A timeless image!! So nice.More fun with the hassy/80mm/ tri-x.
Lloyd
Active member
Nice, Stuart. I particularly like that middle shot.
Lloyd
Active member
Beautiful image... I'm about 80% digital these days, but yes, there's something very special about a good b/w film image. Thanks!! :salute:
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nei1
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Olympus OM1 or 2 28mm vivitar wideangle lens
tri-x 1600asa
tri-x 1600asa
Don Hutton
Member
Near Wolf Laurel, North Carolina this past weekend. Mamiya 7 with 150mm and Velvia 100 drum scanned.
Lloyd
Active member
Wow!!! Breathtaking.:salute::bugeyes::salute:
Cindy Flood
Super Moderator
Don, Beautiful and amazing!
carstenw
Active member
Gary, how do you find the V750 for scanning? Do you still use it? I just ordered one for scanning my 6x6 and 645 negs, and will probably also do some 35mm, although I understand that the latter doesn't get the same level of quality.
carstenw
Active member
How do you find the performance of the carbon Gitzos compared to the Berlebach, for equal-weight tripods? I have seen one test which shows more or less that tripod stability is directly proportional to their weight, but I am curious in this specific case, due to the excellence of both.
carstenw
Active member
Stuart, absolutely stunning image! Do you recall anything more about this? I see from the image name that it was a 50 Distagon. Did you have to deal with reciprocity failure?
Stuart Richardson
Active member
Thanks Carsten,
Glad you like it. It was shot was the 50 distagon FE, and probably around f/4 (it is a 2.8 lens). It was on Provia 400X, probably at 400, but maybe 800. Exposure time was probably not longer than a minute or two. I did some post processing to increase exposure a bit I think. I may have just let the exposure to the meter in the 203FE -- it is a very sensitive meter. If not, I probably metered based on a shot from the D3, which I was also using at the time. I did not counter in reciprocity, which is fairly low on Provia 400X. It was not a very long exposure. It is kind of hard to go wrong at these speeds -- the 30 seconds versus 2 minutes yields a reasonably similar shot in a lot of cases.
Glad you like it. It was shot was the 50 distagon FE, and probably around f/4 (it is a 2.8 lens). It was on Provia 400X, probably at 400, but maybe 800. Exposure time was probably not longer than a minute or two. I did some post processing to increase exposure a bit I think. I may have just let the exposure to the meter in the 203FE -- it is a very sensitive meter. If not, I probably metered based on a shot from the D3, which I was also using at the time. I did not counter in reciprocity, which is fairly low on Provia 400X. It was not a very long exposure. It is kind of hard to go wrong at these speeds -- the 30 seconds versus 2 minutes yields a reasonably similar shot in a lot of cases.
emmawest72
New member
Here is one of my favorites though I have missed the focus a bit...HB/80mm/TriX
