Woody Campbell
Workshop Member
Back to the 28 lux. two frames stitched.
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Vancouver too!It just got rainy and grey in Seattle....perfect MM weather
In my case yes on the post processing. It's taken a while to develop a feel for it . Most images need local adjustments (to bring low values in bounds, or add emphasis). Shooting at ISO 320 there is a lot of flexibility to bring up shadows.i'm seeing a lot more contrast in these images (a good thing, imo) compared to Jono's first china shots. what has changed? is the post processing zeroing in?
Wow Woody, the Red Rooster Drive-In brings back lots of memories That and the Red Apple Rest.28mm again.
Complete agreement. Beautiful image, with the strong atmosphere. Please stop, though, as it'll be hard to get my spouse's go-ahead on a camera that shoots only B&WSheesh, Woody, those last 2 are amazing, particularly the top of the 2...you are making a strong argument for the Rigid/DR Cron to be a go-to lens on the MM.
Oh, love this one, zoomed in and out. This camera can really works magic--in the right hands!Zoomed out version of the swimmer...
On processing I found that a couple of the film looks in Silver EFX Pro were quite good. I shot Tmax film with and without filters and compared it to Tmax processed MM and found the Silver EFX was in the ballpark - really not bad. (Tmax is what I had in the drawer - I actually prefer Ilford Delta 100.)Wow Woody, the Red Rooster Drive-In brings back lots of memories That and the Red Apple Rest.
I love how looking at the shape of those two cars parked in front look similary sized and how their identical angled shaped sides match perfectly the angled shaped of the sides of the building and they are perfectly centered with regards to the building. Did you ask the owners of those cars to park them perfectly so you could get the shot? LOL! Great composition, especially if it was intentional....and that gentleman on the right walking towards the building adds to great effect.
I assume all your post processing of these leatest posted images is sans Silver EFX? Thanks!
Dave (D&A)