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It means converted to JPEG or TIFF, using the "slide film reversal" color / profile of the K-5. It's simulating slide film.Great photo, but what is:
(out of camera, converted using slide film reversal simulation)??
Jim
Thanks and correcto. Octavia in SF it is Hayes Valley.Nice, these are two lenses I'd get if I were to pick up a K-5 now. Both shots are great... got any more? Is the first one at Octavia in SF?
Hey Ricardo! I don't see the slide film profile. Is there another name to it?It means converted to JPEG or TIFF, using the "slide film reversal" color / profile of the K-5. It's simulating slide film.
- Raist
I never thought I'd one day live to see a sentence like thisI probably don't know enough about film, but slide film is supposed to provide punchier colors than the standard print film right?
Yes, that's the one! I missed that, should have checked with my camera. I haven't shot much film either but have read about it and have one in my film camera (medium format, first time). Yes, slide film gives more contrast, less DR (exposes for highlights, like regular digital cameras). Allegedly it has finer grain (i.e. more detail/sharper).Thanks Ricardo.
Between the bleach bypass and the b&W, it's a profile called "reversal film." Could that be it? I probably don't know enough about film, but slide film is
supposed to provide punchier colors than the standard print film right?
Hah! I wish!Thanks again and hope you are getting a well deserved break now!