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After 2.5 years, finally got my Leica CL back from a CLA. TriX, summicron 40/2, hc 110 dil b, pakon scan
my wife and dogs enjoying a view
last holdout from summer
as the last of the fall leaves fall away
self portrait
my wife and dogs enjoying a view
last holdout from summer
as the last of the fall leaves fall away
self portrait
Nov 27, 2017 at 08:37 PM
p.674 #3Post your recent film shots!
This past year I have been getting into dual sport riding as I traded my ancient gold wing for an old klr 650 so I could also hit the trails as well as ride on the road. It was time to entertain myself as my wife healed from cancer and chemo. Now that she is healed, I have been getting her in the woods a bit too, trading her old bike for a small 250 dual sport. I have a blast riding these bikes in the woods, always finding a beautiful scene to stop and admire. I usually have a point and shoot like a Nikon l35af or Olympus XA/XA4 with me. From a recent roll of TriX shot through the XA4 from September and early October.
Nov 27, 2017 at 09:33 PM
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It's been awhile since I've posted here last. Here are some from this past summer. RZ67 and Expired T-max 100 from 1993.
Angie by Noah Wright, on Flickr
Angie by Noah Wright, on Flickr
Angie by Noah Wright, on FlickrAngie by Noah Wright, on FlickrNov 29, 2017 at 01:41 AM
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When I was shooting a lot of winter sports, what we generally did was meter off the blue sky. It worked out well (the sky ends up being about the correct mid-tone). On an overcast day, meter off the snow and open up 1-1.5 stops. The other thing you can do is meter off the palm of your hand and open up a stop.
Peter Figen wrote:
One of the more difficult things to do is get the exposure perfect on color slide film in snow and direct sun. Nicely done.
Peter Figen wrote:
One of the more difficult things to do is get the exposure perfect on color slide film in snow and direct sun. Nicely done.
Nov 29, 2017 at 08:02 AM
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Thanks guys!
Provia seems to at least be more forgiving than Velvia and the meter on the Hassy 203 is proving to be very predictable for me. Sometimes it just pays to waste some film and bracket too, it's not doing me any good sitting in the refrigerator.
Provia seems to at least be more forgiving than Velvia and the meter on the Hassy 203 is proving to be very predictable for me. Sometimes it just pays to waste some film and bracket too, it's not doing me any good sitting in the refrigerator.
Nov 29, 2017 at 08:59 AM
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nWmR12 wrote:
It's been awhile since I've posted here last. Here are some from this past summer. RZ67 and Expired T-max 100 from 1993.
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4534/38685171152_7d2d30f8df_b.jpgAngie by Noah Wright, on Flickr
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4560/38716884481_49fef12164_b.jpgAngie by Noah Wright, on Flickr
Wow Noah! Stunning.
It's been awhile since I've posted here last. Here are some from this past summer. RZ67 and Expired T-max 100 from 1993.
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4534/38685171152_7d2d30f8df_b.jpgAngie by Noah Wright, on Flickr
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4560/38716884481_49fef12164_b.jpgAngie by Noah Wright, on Flickr
Wow Noah! Stunning.
Nov 29, 2017 at 04:44 PM
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Burned up the last of my Delta 400 stash the other weekend on a hiking expedition with my wife and 2 dogs. Here are just a few, the dogs, and my wife. AE-1, 50/1.4 ssc w/ yellow filter, delta 400, hc110, pakon scan
biggest tulip poplar I have ever seen, huge!
scenery up next
biggest tulip poplar I have ever seen, huge!
scenery up next
Nov 29, 2017 at 06:57 PM
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Well, part 2, from our day hike with the dogs. Scenery only. Same combo as above.
First 3 with the fd 24/2.8, big trees...some of the biggest and tallest I have seen in this state (no comparison to out west)
rest of the forest was logged up to 40 years ago, with the 50/1.4ssc
chrome nosed fd 35/2
back to the 50
First 3 with the fd 24/2.8, big trees...some of the biggest and tallest I have seen in this state (no comparison to out west)
rest of the forest was logged up to 40 years ago, with the 50/1.4ssc
chrome nosed fd 35/2
back to the 50
Dec 01, 2017 at 08:33 PM
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Christa by Noah Wright, on FlickrThis was the first time I tried my 4x5 Speed Graphic out. I wish I had did this years ago!
Dec 04, 2017 at 12:01 AM
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nWmR12 wrote:
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4580/37937101765_ff3f07e2b7_b.jpgChrista by Noah Wright, on Flickr
This was the first time I tried my 4x5 Speed Graphic out. I wish I had did this years ago!
Wow! That's amazingly sharp and clear. I had the opportunity to buy one of these (4x5 SG), but didn't because all the shots I was able to find from the camera were only OK. Had I seen this shot, I would have dropped the $200 without a second thought.
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4580/37937101765_ff3f07e2b7_b.jpgChrista by Noah Wright, on Flickr
This was the first time I tried my 4x5 Speed Graphic out. I wish I had did this years ago!
Wow! That's amazingly sharp and clear. I had the opportunity to buy one of these (4x5 SG), but didn't because all the shots I was able to find from the camera were only OK. Had I seen this shot, I would have dropped the $200 without a second thought.
Dec 04, 2017 at 01:35 AM
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kwoodard wrote:
This was the first time I tried my 4x5 Speed Graphic out. I wish I had did this years ago!Wow! That's amazingly sharp and clear. I had the opportunity to buy one of these (4x5 SG), but didn't because all the shots I was able to find from the camera were only OK. Had I seen this shot, I would have dropped the $200 without a second thought.
Yeah, I didn't know much about the 152mm Ektar so it was a bit of a gamble. I think I may go for a 210mm next but not sure. Otherwise the Speed graphic is in good conditions overall. I scan it on a V600, sometimes with a 4x5 negative holder.
nWmR12 wrote
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4580/37937101765_ff3f07e2b7_b.jpgChrista by Noah Wright, on FlickrThis was the first time I tried my 4x5 Speed Graphic out. I wish I had did this years ago!
Yeah, I didn't know much about the 152mm Ektar so it was a bit of a gamble. I think I may go for a 210mm next but not sure. Otherwise the Speed graphic is in good conditions overall. I scan it on a V600, sometimes with a 4x5 negative holder.
Dec 04, 2017 at 01:57 PM
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The ektar lenses were top-shelf back then, nothing wrong with those. $200 for a SG with a working shutter and Graflok back is a deal, usually that will bring $350-450 in nice shape.
Dec 04, 2017 at 02:55 PM
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kwoodard wrote:
This was the first time I tried my 4x5 Speed Graphic out. I wish I had did this years ago!Wow! That's amazingly sharp and clear. I had the opportunity to buy one of these (4x5 SG), but didn't because all the shots I was able to find from the camera were only OK. Had I seen this shot, I would have dropped the $200 without a second thought.
I remember seeing some landscape photo (swampy something) in color on 4x5 and it convinced me that one day I should really get one.
Or I just wait till they make 4x5 sensors.
(probably never)
nWmR12 wrote
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4580/37937101765_ff3f07e2b7_b.jpgChrista by Noah Wright, on FlickrThis was the first time I tried my 4x5 Speed Graphic out. I wish I had did this years ago!
I remember seeing some landscape photo (swampy something) in color on 4x5 and it convinced me that one day I should really get one.
Or I just wait till they make 4x5 sensors.
(probably never)Dec 04, 2017 at 04:38 PM
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Out and about the other weekend shooting some water scenes. Canon ae-1, vivitar 28/2.5 w/ yellow filter, delta 100, hc110 dil b, pakon scan.
kept this one, liked the flare coming from the sun
kept this one, liked the flare coming from the sun
Dec 05, 2017 at 08:10 AM
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DSC_2783 by kirby2112 ., on FlickrFuji GA645i
Portra 400
Dec 07, 2017 at 06:23 AM
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youngest granddaughter, canon ae1, 50/1.4ssc wide open, delta 100, hc110, pakon scan
Dec 07, 2017 at 07:42 AM
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Mescalamba wrote:
This was the first time I tried my 4x5 Speed Graphic out. I wish I had did this years ago!Wow! That's amazingly sharp and clear. I had the opportunity to buy one of these (4x5 SG), but didn't because all the shots I was able to find from the camera were only OK. Had I seen this shot, I would have dropped the $200 without a second thought.I remember seeing some landscape photo (swampy something) in color on 4x5 and it convinced me that one day I should really get one.
Or I just wait till they make 4x5 sensors. (probably never)
Someone's at least trying http://www.largesense.com/products/4x5-large-format-digital-back-ls45/ Except for the resolution the specs sound incredible. Not sure if 6MP is sufficient anymore, despite the huge pixel size.
kwoodard wrote
nWmR12 wrote
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4580/37937101765_ff3f07e2b7_b.jpgChrista by Noah Wright, on FlickrThis was the first time I tried my 4x5 Speed Graphic out. I wish I had did this years ago!
Or I just wait till they make 4x5 sensors.
(probably never)Someone's at least trying http://www.largesense.com/products/4x5-large-format-digital-back-ls45/ Except for the resolution the specs sound incredible. Not sure if 6MP is sufficient anymore, despite the huge pixel size.
Dec 07, 2017 at 06:44 PM