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How about more and more fun with Leica M? (Film)
- Thread starter Cindy Flood
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Lloyd
Active member
Actually, I'm pretty new at this. I've used a flatbed scanner with some good results, but bought this 4000 mainly to digitize old slides. Just tried it out his morning... default settings, and then a little contrast curve in PS to brighten the image a bit. That's it... looking to learn more myself.
Lloyd
Active member
Very nice. Love the tonality.
Thanx Lloyd. I'm beginning to find my way around Photoshop a little more for B+W digital darkroom. Far from perfect, but more appealing to me.
This is from that bench downstream--same everything.
Lloyd
Active member
Oh yeah, I like this one even better. The water in closer, and the blacks and tones there really jump. Good stuff.
Lloyd
Active member
Another with 400cn This one scanned with my Nikon 4000
M6ttl, CV 50/1.5 Nokton:
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M6ttl, CV 50/1.5 Nokton:
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Lloyd
Active member
I've been playing around with some indoor shots recently.
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emmawest72
New member
Really nice one LLoyd!
Lloyd
Active member
Very nice, Scott. I particularly like the first image. Great timeless quality, wonderful light.
Cindy Flood
Super Moderator
ScottG, I like the first one a lot.
Cindy and Lloyd, thanks for the kind words! Here are a few more:
Same Market as in previous post:
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The nice counter lady at the market....
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Night shot
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Finally, let this be a lesson...don't drink and take photos. I could have sworn this was in focus at the time!
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Same Market as in previous post:
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The nice counter lady at the market....
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Night shot
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Finally, let this be a lesson...don't drink and take photos. I could have sworn this was in focus at the time!
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Lloyd
Active member
emmawest72
New member
Helen,
Cool shots but you need to do some curve adjustments as they are without any whites ( at least on my screen)
Cool shots but you need to do some curve adjustments as they are without any whites ( at least on my screen)
helenhill
Senior Member
a few adjustments...William ,
& a few Tips PLEASE
BTW ...I know its not a proper idea to shoot 1600 in broad daylight
but I like to push limits & more Importantly Experiment
M2/50 lux/1600 neopan /rodinal / Precinct
M4/50 cron/ 1600 /rodinal / a Street Character
& a few Tips PLEASE
BTW ...I know its not a proper idea to shoot 1600 in broad daylight
but I like to push limits & more Importantly Experiment
M2/50 lux/1600 neopan /rodinal / Precinct
M4/50 cron/ 1600 /rodinal / a Street Character
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emmawest72
New member
Much better Helen but I still think it's not enough. I have always liked your edgy and gritty black and white work and I find these too flat. The scenes are very New Yorkish to me and they need to have this stark contrast which you do really well. Personally, I don't care if whites are blown or the blacks are a bit blocked.
Hope you agree?
Cheers
W.
Hope you agree?
Cheers
W.
emmawest72
New member
My son with his girlfrind in 2006...(m4-2/50mm/BW+)
