Epiphyllum oxypetalum. Normally, the flower blooms at night and wilts by morning, but this one endured long enough for me to take a few daylight photos. Since I mainly use B&W, I took full advantage to make a trichrome color image.
Nikon FM2n, AI Nikkor 50mm f/1.8S, Kentmere Pan 400, developed in LegacyPro L110 at 1:31 for 5.5 minutes. Three individual black and white frames shot through Tiffen #25 Red, #58 Green, and #47 Blue filters, respectively, then combined using GIMP to create a trichrome color image.
Doc25 wrote:
Graphic view. New to me and quite the learning experience.
Nice shot. Curious to know why the top corners would vignette on a wide format shot like that. There should be loads of image circle to work with given that the camera and presumably the lens is designed for 5x4.
Not when there's an idiot running the camera ,lol. I had too much front tilt and it actually left more vignette than is apparent. I edited more of it out.
I'm new to this format (3rd picture with it), and spend quite a bit of time trying to get everything adjusted. Have to remember to pull face further back and look over the whole image as well.
andrewd01 wrote:
Nice shot. Curious to know why the top corners would vignette on a wide format shot like that. There should be loads of image circle to work with given that the camera and presumably the lens is designed for 5x4.
helimat wrote:
Pentax 67 + 45/4 + Expired Portra 400. Not my favourite film, but I have a s**t ton of it to use up due to a couple of bulk second hand purchases.
Helimat - Really nice shots with this film. I've had ups and downs with Fomapan 400, usually downs when I've tried pushing it. Hard to say, but there have been many shots with your collapsible Summicron, where I have felt that you are getting a wider field of view than I do with my v4.
And now for a few from at work with a film I quite enjoy; Arista EDU Ultra 400. Fantastic 'affordable' B&W film.
Keahi08 wrote:
Helimat - Really nice shots with this film. I've had ups and downs with Fomapan 400, usually downs when I've tried pushing it. Hard to say, but there have been many shots with your collapsible Summicron, where I have felt that you are getting a wider field of view than I do with my v4.
And now for a few from at work with a film I quite enjoy; Arista EDU Ultra 400. Fantastic 'affordable' B&W film.
I find these affordable films like Foma, Arista and Kentmere to be excellent. No issues whatsoever and I'll pick them over TriX and HP5 because I don't get 'better' results with those films. But I do save a lot using the cheapos - in my wallet not in quality!
Actually the only one I have an issue with is Foma 400, because it really seems to be an ISO 200 film. Rated at that then everything is fine. All the current Arista films are repackaged Fomas.
Desmolicious wrote:
I find these affordable films like Foma, Arista and Kentmere to be excellent. No issues whatsoever and I'll pick them over TriX and HP5 because I don't get 'better' results with those films. But I do save a lot using the cheapos - in my wallet not in quality!
Actually the only one I have an issue with is Foma 400, because it really seems to be an ISO 200 film. Rated at that then everything is fine. All the current Arista films are repackaged Fomas.
Yes, I forgot that I had heard/read that it was 200. I will try that as well.
