Old boat in Langstone Harbour

leeboy22001 · 3 Oct 2014

Went for walk along Langstone harbour and came across an old 'shipwrecked' boat

, taken with my X-E2 and 50-230mm lens, PP in LR. Second one has added film grain to add effect, shame the roof was there made of fibre glass !

With Film grain added

soulbhoy · 3 Oct 2014

lovely capture, im no expert but prefer No1

leeboy22001 · 3 Oct 2014

Thanks

, yeah I prefer No1 too

happygolucky · 4 Oct 2014

Sorry, but why do you digi folk use film grain and not just film?

Digisatman · 4 Oct 2014

happygolucky said:
Sorry, but why do you digi folk use film grain and not just film?

Um may be because our cameras are Digital & not a Film one

but we like the effects of film, We can nearly have the best of both worlds :exit:

Oh No 2 for me

happygolucky · 4 Oct 2014

Digisatman said:
Um may be because our cameras are Digital & not a Film one but we like the effects of film, We can nearly have the best of both worlds

Oh No 2 for me

I'd rather the real deal..

Digisatman · 4 Oct 2014

happygolucky said:
I'd rather the real deal..

Could you in all honesty be 100% correct, in been able to pick out 10 film images verus to 10 digital images ( with very good PP been carried out on them) just asking

Oh I have nothing against film I shot it for many a year

happygolucky · 4 Oct 2014

I doubt it at web size, but big prints is another thing.

leeboy22001 · 4 Oct 2014

I like the ability to have best of both worlds

happygolucky · 5 Oct 2014

That's where your wrong, how can you replicate 6x6 negative via digital?

Digisatman · 5 Oct 2014

happygolucky said:
That's where your wrong, how can you replicate 6x6 negative via digital?

Might want to rethink that.

Hy6 offers photographers a true 6x6 cm medium-format size with the flexibility of a 4.5x6 cm camera. The Sinar Hy6/Sinarback eMotion 54LV will have a suggested catalog price of $30,500.

&

Hasselblad announces CFV-50c digital back for its V-system medium format cameras 2014

happygolucky · 5 Oct 2014

The Hassy is
£11,400.00

Dale Photographic

I don't geditt, but why :runaway:

barratt1988 · 27 Oct 2014

happygolucky said:
Sorry, but why do you digi folk use film grain and not just film?

that'd be because no one has a dark room anymore.. or wants to p*** about with buying film cameras and film. o and once you've got your digital camera shooting is FREE.

if you wish to use film then great stuff but you know you have a digital camera also.. because its just better

happygolucky · 27 Oct 2014

I don't own a digi cam.
I'v owned DSLR's, but prefer film.

Who needs a darkroom when I can get Asda to develop for £2 and scan them myself.

barratt1988 · 27 Oct 2014

happygolucky said:
I don't own a digi cam.
I'v owned DSLR's, but prefer film.

Who needs a darkroom when I can get Asda to develop for £2 and scan them myself.

So you shoot film and then make them digital... seems lil long winded and expensive. Ill stick to shooting for free I think.