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Fun with MF images - ARCHIVED - FOR VIEWING ONLY

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Wayne Fox

Wayne Fox

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From last year. Finally put this together, 9 shot focus stack.


PhaseOne DF/IQ180 with PhaseOne 28mm, 1/3rd sec at f/12, iso35
 
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tsjanik

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MGrayson said:
Tom,

The short answer is: I'm not sure.
Longer answer: I thought about it, then googled "hsl vs. lab" and the answer seems to be: try it and see what works. I only tried it because of the Margulis book. PS has a billion ways to accomplish any given thing, and so I tend to stick with recipes until such time (if ever) that I am proficient enough to roll my own. I seldom use Lab expansion, but this looked like it might be a candidate. After trying it, I think working with the color editor in Capture One would be better. I'm really no expert, and there are many on these fora!

Best,

Matt
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An interesting thread about LAB for those with an interest.


Margulis LAB Color Book - Reading group - Digital Grin Photography Forum
 
Grayhand

Grayhand

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I think this might be the third time I comment your photos in relation to Shinzo Maeda, but some times...

Pramote, you span a wide "gorge" of styles and modes.
But I am a sucker for when you step close to Maeda.

And then some times you brush shoulders with Kenzo Yamamoto.

Not that you in any way is a "copy cat", you stand solid on your own.
But in my eye I some time se a similarity in your imagery.

And I like :)

Ray

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Daniels Park, CO
Phase One IQ180/DF/Phase One 28mm
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Pramote
Zenfolio | Pramote Laoprasert Photography
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Landscapelover

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Grayhand said:
I think this might be the third time I comment your photos in relation to Shinzo Maeda, but some times...

Pramote, you span a wide "gorge" of styles and modes.
But I am a sucker for when you step close to Maeda.

And then some times you brush shoulders with Kenzo Yamamoto.

Not that you in any way is a "copy cat", you stand solid on your own.
But in my eye I some time se a similarity in your imagery.

And I like :)

Ray
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Thank you so very much for your kind words, especially coming from you.
This is one of my favorite places not too far from my home.
Sometimes, I just went there without a camera. There is something in this place which makes me so relaxed.

Pramote
 
fmueller

fmueller

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Testing out some new equipment. Pushing a Dalsa sensor a little late into the evening. It printed beautiful (only 13x19)

Jones Point Light
Alexandria, Virginia

 
carstenw

carstenw

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Sinar Hy6, eMotion 75LV, Schneider 40/3.5 @ f/8, 29s, ISO 100. The Schneider doesn't have the same micro-contrast as Zeiss lenses, but it is sharp when stopped down a little! Long exposures isn't really the forté of this back, but with a touch of noise reduction, it does okay.



Another one, same camera/lens combination, 1/15s, f/8. I missed focus slightly, but there was enough meat in the file to bring it back.

I cannot imagine how much work is required to cover a house like this with slate! Incredible workmanship.



By the way, these were both shot in Goslar, Germany, at the north edge of the Harz.
 
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