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Well done T.........see using film is easy after the first roll, learning about exposure for the subject is easy as well.
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Show us yer film shots then!
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Another 2 from me...It's odd because 2 of these came out really wrong exposure wise yet at the same time i have a landscape view i took the same time which came out right
Another Harlestone on film/agfa vista by Cg_girl, on Flickr
A colour version and with the sun out from the b&w shot...
Agfa vista trees by Cg_girl, on Flickr
Love the beautiful autumn colour scene of the first and lovely composition looking along the path. Great stuff.
The second is good too, but I think I preferred your B&W conversion
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No... you're doing it all wrong. Your first few films should be terrible until you get the hang of it (usually about twenty years). How have you managed to get superb images straight away?!!!
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Thank you! Some are hit and miss or way off but i'll get there...
Yes i must admit i liked the b&w conversion, but then i am a sucker for b&w anyway
Thank you!....That is really kind considering i don't really know anything lol
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That's a fair point, we demand answers!
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That's very nice, lovely ethereal feel to it
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Canham MQC 5x7 with circa 90 year old Wollensak Velostigmat 6.25" f9.5 on HP5+. Developed using Divided Pyrocat HD @ 1:10 for 6 minutes each part @ 21° C.
Scan is 2100dpi scan on Scanview 11000 Drum Scanner. The full size of this image is 14676 x 10415.
5x7 Ernesettle & Tamar Valley @ 2100 dpi by Ed Bray, on Flickr
Scan is 2100dpi scan on Scanview 11000 Drum Scanner. The full size of this image is 14676 x 10415.
5x7 Ernesettle & Tamar Valley @ 2100 dpi by Ed Bray, on Flickr
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I like the way the path leads the eye up to the gap in the trees. Well composed with quite muted colours.
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Really like both of these, great composition on the first in particular, the Agfa Vista has also delivered wonderful autumnal colour, nice work indeed.Another 2 from me...It's odd because 2 of these came out really wrong exposure wise yet at the same time i have a landscape view i took the same time which came out right
Another Harlestone on film/agfa vista by Cg_girl, on Flickr
A colour version and with the sun out from the b&w shot...
Agfa vista trees by Cg_girl, on Flickr
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Great news, well doneThank you @Jao i have to say i was quite impressed with the agfa vista!
On a side note and i know it's just Flickr but i was quite pleased to find this morning that the side on Autumn scene i posted made flickr explore and is going mental right now...
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These are great!Another 2 from me...It's odd because 2 of these came out really wrong exposure wise yet at the same time i have a landscape view i took the same time which came out right
Another Harlestone on film/agfa vista by Cg_girl, on Flickr
A colour version and with the sun out from the b&w shot...
Agfa vista trees by Cg_girl, on Flickr
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Been a while since I posted anything - I've been snapping away, but only recently had time to scan and process.
One from the summer. Velvia 50, on the Pentax 645 with a 75mm lens
And a more recent one, again from the Pentax 645 and 75mm, this time on Portra 160
One from the summer. Velvia 50, on the Pentax 645 with a 75mm lens
And a more recent one, again from the Pentax 645 and 75mm, this time on Portra 160
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Love both of these Brian, really nice work.Been a while since I posted anything - I've been snapping away, but only recently had time to scan and process.
One from the summer. Velvia 50, on the Pentax 645 with a 75mm lens
And a more recent one, again from the Pentax 645 and 75mm, this time on Portra 160
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Thanks Andy!
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Loch Trool taken not long after sunrise. The cloudless sky was a disappointment which was partly offset with some strong light striking the hills behind the loch.
Taken on a Bronca ETRS with a 35mm panoramic film back.
Cracking image that, lovely work!
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Thanks Andy! I'm rediscovering my love for the 645, even if it's a bit of a beast to carry around.
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Phwaor indeed, great page of images!
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I like the 35mm back. It has the advantage of cheap film (vista) and cheap processing (this roll cost me £1 from Tesco's) The downside is that you need to either make a guide for the viewfinder or if you were extra lucky like me, my focusing screen was the one with the 35mm pano and normal lines already on it. It is also a bit of a pain to load, I wasted a film with not getting it loaded properly.
The other problem I have now is that my last two rolls I have lost frames from overlap. This roll was the worst, I lost the first 4 frames which looked good images from what I could see. Everything I have read about these backs say they are a bit fragile and I can agree. There are a few tiny cogs in there and the difficulty in loading the film may be contributing to the slipping when winding on.
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A few from me. These are for my evening class assessment.
I posted the first elsewhere on the forum, so apologies for repeating it, but they are meant to be part of a set so included it again for completeness:
Onassis by SteveGam, on Flickr
Elli by SteveGam, on Flickr
Elli2 by SteveGam, on Flickr
Kitteh by SteveGam, on Flickr
Mask by SteveGam, on Flickr
I posted the first elsewhere on the forum, so apologies for repeating it, but they are meant to be part of a set so included it again for completeness:
Onassis by SteveGam, on Flickr
Elli by SteveGam, on Flickr
Elli2 by SteveGam, on Flickr
Kitteh by SteveGam, on Flickr
Mask by SteveGam, on Flickr
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A few from me. These are for my evening class assessment.
I posted the first elsewhere on the forum, so apologies for repeating it, but they are meant to be part of a set so included it again for completeness:
Onassis by SteveGam, on Flickr
Elli by SteveGam, on Flickr
Elli2 by SteveGam, on Flickr
Kitteh by SteveGam, on Flickr
Mask by SteveGam, on Flickr
A super set Steve, I especially like the first one, followed by the second and last one.
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Thanks for the lovely comments.
Damn....didn't think of that. Haven't got anything planned for December yet so perhaps should have held one of these back as a plan B....too late now though....doh
Damn....didn't think of that. Haven't got anything planned for December yet so perhaps should have held one of these back as a plan B....too late now though....doh
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Very good indeed Steve, I am liking #3 a lot.