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09-06-2010, 01:35 AM   #3871
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QuoteOriginally posted by goddo31 Quote
Regardless of the film used, I like the last shot of the girl.

And while you guys seem to like my Reala shots, here's some more:
She was quite a pretty girl. I was lucky to have my camera ready as I was walking on the river path and I managed to snatch off a couple of shots of her.

That M135 is a nice lens. I've got one here at home but I don't often take it out because its too long for most of the stuff I shoot but once in a while its really handy.

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Kevin, wonderful tonal range on your BW shots. I especially like the bilke shot and first shot ...
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SP1000, Takumar 55/2, Ferrania 400, drugstore processing/scanning to CD.
Ferrania has stopped making this film. Too bad; it has some black and white soul ...
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Paul, thanks for the kind words. You mentioned the "bike" shot (which is exactly why I shot it). Point of fact, it's a pile of construction garbage and the "sprocket" is actually an expired saw blade .

Jason, looking forward to your FP4 stuff when you get it processed. I haven't had a whole lotta luck with metering by eye. I'm sure you'll do better than I did - the one time I tried it, I ended up with essentially a blank roll of film (and certainly nothing I'd post here <g>).

Best,
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P. S. to Paul - your Ferrania shots came through just as I posted my response. Looks like you're putting your SP1000 to good use. 'Nother huge coincidence; that roll of film I blew metering by eye was shot with an SPII with a sketchy meter. Outdoor toilet shot is an inspired piece of whimsy <g>.


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QuoteOriginally posted by fish4570 Quote

SP1000, Takumar 55/2, Ferrania 400, drugstore processing/scanning to CD.
Ferrania has stopped making this film. Too bad; it has some black and white soul ...
Paul, IMO that second shot is a great use of harsh direct lighting. Well done.
I like the composition too.

QuoteOriginally posted by KJon Quote
Paul, thanks for the kind words. You mentioned the "bike" shot (which is exactly why I shot it). Point of fact, it's a pile of construction garbage and the "sprocket" is actually an expired saw blade .

Jason, looking forward to your FP4 stuff when you get it processed. I haven't had a whole lotta luck with metering by eye. I'm sure you'll do better than I did - the one time I tried it, I ended up with essentially a blank roll of film (and certainly nothing I'd post here <g>).

Best,
Kevin
Kevin, I did cheat and use another camera to meter with initially, then went from there and kept Sunny 16 in mind too. Should be OK but we shall see soon

I saw the 'bike' also. In quick viewing at work I didn't realise it was anything other than a trashed bike!
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[center]Agfa Scala 200x pushed 1600iso
Loving all of them. Quite heavy on the red filter on the last shot?

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My last roll of branded APX 100 (although I do have 20 rolls of Rollei Retro 100 in the freezer). All developed in Rodinal 1+50.










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Finally!! I got 5 rolls home from developing. Here are a couple of the shots. All shots with Velvia and the K50/1.2 Wide open







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Wow, a bunch of great shots on this page. Good work everyone.
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Wow, a bunch of great shots on this page. Good work everyone.
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Adox CMS20

Then I am going to bring it down

I just tried out a roll of Adox CMS20 developed in Rodinal 1+100 stand.
Even with stand development which is usually pretty good at keeping contrast in check, the bloody thing has too much contrast. For outdoors (mix cloudy day hiking) it did not work at all.
I guess that you might really need to fork big $ for the Adox developer to make it work.

This is what I salvaged.
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BTW, is there a way to make the [IMGWIDE] work with smaller images than 850 pixels wide. It would be very usefull to have the image showing at let's say 500 pix and then blow-up big as needed? EDIT: I think I found the answer in one of Adam's post.


Cheers,

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Luc,
I guess you had to do a lot of work on the scanner or in PP, but those shots look pretty good to me. I like the shallow DoF particularly in the second, nice shot. Even if I don't do my own dev yet, I know what it feels like when the shots don't come out like you had hoped or expected.
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I like the shovel and rope shots.
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Vendee, the boat shot with the sight-seers in the background is superb; well done from exposeure to composition to development to finished product ...
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