First trichrome attempt with Film Washi Y. I was expecting a mess, since Washi Y is panchromatic film emulsion on kozo paper, and the textures vary from frame to frame. But it's kind of an interesting mess. Might look good with a field of sunflowers, but it's been too windy for that (I need stillness so everything's in the same place for all three shots).
OregonSun wrote:
Weird, the pics are displaying fine for me in Duck Duck Go, Chrome and Edge browsers. I haven't changed anything about how I embed the flickr links.
Also display fine for me on both laptop and mobile
First roll with a new to me but very old Nikon F with the 5cm f2 Nikkor-H lens, on Portra 400. All done with Sunny 16 only so the exposures aren't perfect but it's a beautiful camera and hopefully helps me learn Sunny 16 better.
bjhurley wrote:
First trichrome attempt with Film Washi Y. I was expecting a mess, since Washi Y is panchromatic film emulsion on kozo paper, and the textures vary from frame to frame. But it's kind of an interesting mess. Might look good with a field of sunflowers, but it's been too windy for that (I need stillness so everything's in the same place for all three shots).
icarus_ wrote:
First roll with a new to me but very old Nikon F with the 5cm f2 Nikkor-H lens, on Portra 400. All done with Sunny 16 only so the exposures aren't perfect but it's a beautiful camera and hopefully helps me learn Sunny 16 better.
Loving those colors. The Echinacea look so life like.
Both eyes have had their shots and I'm good for the next 7-8 weeks. I can see a bit better now. Latest fascination has been enlarging lenses (and iris blades) adapted to medium format. This is a Novoflex-Noflexar 105mm f3.5 R cobbled together with a plastic 645 body cap, m39 retaining ring, 17-31mm adjustable helicoid, step ring, and the lens. I have metal bits and pieces to do a proper job coming, and a handful of enlarging lens I'm wanting to try out. Just a f-stop comparison.
