Post your recent film shots!
p.689 #1Post your recent film shots!
All images self developed and scanned.
Enjoy
The two ladies are the 4x5 shots
Enjoy
The two ladies are the 4x5 shots
Mar 05, 2018 at 12:49 PM
p.689 #2Post your recent film shots!
i'm having fred move post to the film thread
Mar 05, 2018 at 01:05 PM
p.689 #3Post your recent film shots!
Love that B&W 4X5...she looks almost translucent.
Mar 05, 2018 at 02:09 PM
p.689 #4Post your recent film shots!
Awesome colour and resolution from your Nikon equipment Edward. Have you revealed your 'gear duplicity' to the Leica thread community yet? I promise to conceal your secret! 😉
hulk2006 wrote:
Has anyone here used LR 6 or any other software to stitch together several scanned film files into a panorama? If so, how did it go and any tips ?
I've done it once or twice. I scanned the uncut strip of slides on my Minolta Scan Dual IV, running through Vuescan on Mac OS X.
I don't recall any issues. My scanner doesn't have dust/scratch removal, so healing those is always my biggest challenge.
If you do find challenges using LR6 then I also recommend the Hugin freeware program for more tricky stitching. You can manually define control points for panoramas where automated stitching runs o to difficulties. Hugin can be a bit of a challenge in itself regarding options!
Fuji RDP III Provia slide film. 2-shot stitch.
This looks like another one!
hulk2006 wrote:
Has anyone here used LR 6 or any other software to stitch together several scanned film files into a panorama? If so, how did it go and any tips ?
I've done it once or twice. I scanned the uncut strip of slides on my Minolta Scan Dual IV, running through Vuescan on Mac OS X.
I don't recall any issues. My scanner doesn't have dust/scratch removal, so healing those is always my biggest challenge.
If you do find challenges using LR6 then I also recommend the Hugin freeware program for more tricky stitching. You can manually define control points for panoramas where automated stitching runs o to difficulties. Hugin can be a bit of a challenge in itself regarding options!
Fuji RDP III Provia slide film. 2-shot stitch.
This looks like another one!
Mar 05, 2018 at 02:24 PM
p.689 #5Post your recent film shots!
hulk2006 wrote:
Has anyone here used LR 6 or any other software to stitch together several scanned film files into a panorama? If so, how did it go and any tips ?
No issues, worked great!
Has anyone here used LR 6 or any other software to stitch together several scanned film files into a panorama? If so, how did it go and any tips ?
No issues, worked great!
Mar 05, 2018 at 08:21 PM
p.689 #6Post your recent film shots!
lenticular11 wrote:
Awesome colour and resolution from your Nikon equipment Edward. Have you revealed your 'gear duplicity' to the Leica thread community yet? I promise to conceal your secret! 😉
hulk2006 wrote
Has anyone here used LR 6 or any other software to stitch together several scanned film files into a panorama? If so, how did it go and any tips ?I don't recall any issues. My scanner doesn't have dust/scratch removal, so healing those is always my biggest challenge.
If you do find challenges using LR6 then I also recommend the Hugin freeware program for more tricky stitching. You can manually define control points for panoramas where automated stitching...Show more →
Thank you David! No I haven’t, but there is actually another double agent here, Gary, and yourself of course
Beautiful sunset photo with great colors!
Mar 05, 2018 at 08:23 PM
p.689 #7Post your recent film shots!
FM3a 85/1.4 Ai-s Portra 400 by edward karaa, on Flickr
FM3a 85/1.4 Ai-s Portra 400 by edward karaa, on Flickr
FM3a 85/1.4 Ai-s Portra 400 by edward karaa, on FlickrMar 06, 2018 at 03:45 AM
p.689 #8Post your recent film shots!
Took a roll of film out of the fridge to test a Zorki-4 rangefinder. Turned out that the film had already been exposed in a Nikon L35 AF/AW. Funny to see, though, that some of the shots have same themes, despite at least half a year between them.
Ilford HP5 plus in HC110 dilution B, Nikon Coolscan 9000ED.
2018-03-04-0007 by Paul Gabel, on Flickr
2018-03-04-0006 by Paul Gabel, on Flickr
2018-03-03-0001 by Paul Gabel, on Flickr
Ilford HP5 plus in HC110 dilution B, Nikon Coolscan 9000ED.
2018-03-04-0007 by Paul Gabel, on Flickr
2018-03-04-0006 by Paul Gabel, on Flickr
2018-03-03-0001 by Paul Gabel, on Flickr
Mar 06, 2018 at 09:38 AM
p.689 #9Post your recent film shots!
Paul Gabel wrote:
Took a roll of film out of the fridge to test a Zorki-4 rangefinder. Turned out that the film had already been exposed in a Nikon L35 AF/AW. Funny to see, though, that some of the shots have same themes, despite at least half a year between them.
Have done that more than once.
Took a roll of film out of the fridge to test a Zorki-4 rangefinder. Turned out that the film had already been exposed in a Nikon L35 AF/AW. Funny to see, though, that some of the shots have same themes, despite at least half a year between them.
Have done that more than once.
Mar 06, 2018 at 10:07 AM
p.689 #10Post your recent film shots!
Paul Gabel wrote:
Took a roll of film out of the fridge to test a Zorki-4 rangefinder. Turned out that the film had already been exposed in a Nikon L35 AF/AW. Funny to see, though, that some of the shots have same themes, despite at least half a year between them.
Ilford HP5 plus in HC110 dilution B, Nikon Coolscan 9000ED.
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4740/26740901438_36c5098bda_b.jpg
2018-03-04-0007 by Paul Gabel, on Flickr
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4741/38802706780_29efec63e0_b.jpg
2018-03-04-0006 by Paul Gabel, on Flickr
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4784/38802717630_0527aa5cd3_b.jpg
2018-03-03-0001 by Paul Gabel, on Flickr
Maybe you should stop shooting bicycles Paul
Just kidding. The results are actually very interesting.
Mar 06, 2018 at 10:25 AM
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p.689 #11Post your recent film shots!
edwardkaraa wrote:
And one indoor low light shot with the Nikkor 85/1.4:
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4712/40596388402_babca52396_o.jpgFM3a 85/1.4 Ai-s Portra 400 by edward karaa, on Flickr
Love this one Edward!
And one indoor low light shot with the Nikkor 85/1.4:
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4712/40596388402_babca52396_o.jpgFM3a 85/1.4 Ai-s Portra 400 by edward karaa, on Flickr
Love this one Edward!
Mar 06, 2018 at 10:37 AM
p.689 #12Post your recent film shots!
edwardkaraa wrote:
I've done it once or twice. I scanned the uncut strip of slides on my Minolta Scan Dual IV, running through Vuescan on Mac OS X.
I don't recall any issues. My scanner doesn't have dust/scratch removal, so healing those is always my biggest challenge.
If you do find challenges using LR6 then I also recommend the Hugin freeware program for more tricky stitching. You can manually define control points for panoramas where automated stitching runs o to difficulties. Hugin can be a bit of a challenge in itself regarding options!Thank you David! No I haven’t, but there is actually another double agent here, Gary, and yourself of course
Beautiful sunset photo with great colors!
Edward - shhhh!
lenticular11 wrote
Awesome colour and resolution from your Nikon equipment Edward. Have you revealed your 'gear duplicity' to the Leica thread community yet? I promise to conceal your secret! 😉hulk2006 wrote
Has anyone here used LR 6 or any other software to stitch together several scanned film files into a panorama? If so, how did it go and any tips ?I don't recall any issues. My scanner doesn't have dust/scratch removal, so healing those is always my biggest challenge.
If you do find challenges using LR6 then I also recommend the Hugin freeware program for more tricky stitching. You can manually define control points for panoramas where automated stitching runs o to difficulties. Hugin can be a bit of a challenge in itself regarding options!
Beautiful sunset photo with great colors!
Edward - shhhh!
Mar 06, 2018 at 10:39 AM
p.689 #13Post your recent film shots!
Gary Clennan wrote:
edwardkaraa wrote
lenticular11 wrote
Awesome colour and resolution from your Nikon equipment Edward. Have you revealed your 'gear duplicity' to the Leica thread community yet? I promise to conceal your secret! 😉hulk2006 wrote
Has anyone here used LR 6 or any other software to stitch together several scanned film files into a panorama? If so, how did it go and any tips ?I don't recall any issues. My scanner doesn't have dust/scratch removal, so healing those is always my biggest challenge.
If you do find challenges using LR6 then I also recommend the Hugin freeware program for more tricky stitching. You can manually define control points for panoramas where automated stitching runs o to difficulties. Hugin can be a bit of a challenge in itself regarding options!
Beautiful sunset photo with great colors!
Oops!
Mar 06, 2018 at 11:08 AM
p.689 #15Post your recent film shots!
edwardkaraa wrote:
lenticular11 wrote:
Awesome colour and resolution from your Nikon equipment Edward. Have you revealed your 'gear duplicity' to the Leica thread community yet? I promise to conceal your secret! 😉
Thank you David! No I haven’t, but there is actually another double agent here, Gary, and yourself of course
Beautiful sunset photo with great colors!
Thanks again Edward, and yes, I should also have remembered Gary's duplicity, just like mine!
I'm really still a major GAS-afflicted person and so I recently bought a Canon F-1 body (original model).
I previously had a T-90 and loved using that, so I have FD/FL 20, 24, TS35, 50 f/1.4 SSC and the 80-200 f/4 L lenses. I'm looking forward to shooting with this set up. For now, here's a photo of the old girl. I have another 50 f/1.4 SSC that was converted to Canon EF and it proved to be one of the very best 50 lenses I have.
At the end of the day I get great satisfaction from the tools as much as shooting with them.
Canon F-1 (1st model, with 50 f/1.4 SSC. Shot on Leica M240 with Macro-Elmarit R 60 f/2.8, at f11
lenticular11 wrote:
Awesome colour and resolution from your Nikon equipment Edward. Have you revealed your 'gear duplicity' to the Leica thread community yet? I promise to conceal your secret! 😉
Thank you David! No I haven’t, but there is actually another double agent here, Gary, and yourself of course
Beautiful sunset photo with great colors!
Thanks again Edward, and yes, I should also have remembered Gary's duplicity, just like mine!
I'm really still a major GAS-afflicted person and so I recently bought a Canon F-1 body (original model).
I previously had a T-90 and loved using that, so I have FD/FL 20, 24, TS35, 50 f/1.4 SSC and the 80-200 f/4 L lenses. I'm looking forward to shooting with this set up. For now, here's a photo of the old girl. I have another 50 f/1.4 SSC that was converted to Canon EF and it proved to be one of the very best 50 lenses I have.
At the end of the day I get great satisfaction from the tools as much as shooting with them.
Canon F-1 (1st model, with 50 f/1.4 SSC. Shot on Leica M240 with Macro-Elmarit R 60 f/2.8, at f11
Mar 06, 2018 at 09:18 PM
p.689 #16Post your recent film shots!
Gary Clennan wrote:
Portra 160
Very nice, Gary! I find portra 160 to always produce beautiful pinks tones.
Mar 06, 2018 at 09:57 PM
p.689 #17Post your recent film shots!
lenticular11 wrote:
edwardkaraa wrote:
lenticular11 wrote
Awesome colour and resolution from your Nikon equipment Edward. Have you revealed your 'gear duplicity' to the Leica thread community yet? I promise to conceal your secret! 😉Thank you David! No I haven’t, but there is actually another double agent here, Gary, and yourself of course
Beautiful sunset photo with great colors!
I'm really still a major GAS-afflicted person and so I recently bought a Canon F-1 body (original model).
I previously had a T-90 and loved using that, so I have FD/FL 20, 24, TS35, 50 f/1.4 SSC and the 80-200 f/4 L lenses. I'm looking forward to shooting with this set up. For now, here's a photo of the old girl. I have another 50 f/1.4 SSC that was converted to Canon EF and it proved to be one of the very best 50 lenses...Show more →
Lovely camera, David. I had the new F1 as my first serious camera back in 1983, but I used to borrow this one from a friend. They’re built like a tank.
Mar 06, 2018 at 09:59 PM
p.689 #18Post your recent film shots!
FM3a 85/1.4 Ai-s Portra 400 by edward karaa, on Flickr
FM3a 85/1.4 Ai-s Portra 400 by edward karaa, on Flickr
FM3a 85/1.4 Ai-s Portra 400 by edward karaa, on FlickrMar 07, 2018 at 09:23 AM
p.689 #20Post your recent film shots!
Wifey in Joshua Tree National Park
Pentax 67II + Fuji Reala
Pentax 67II + Fuji Reala
Mar 07, 2018 at 09:36 PM