Erik van Straten
Mentor
Vince, this is with an M2, but for God's sake, what lens did you use?
Erik.
agentlossing
Well-known
Joao
Negativistic forever
FSU Junost fixed lens rangefinder, Eastman XX @400 developed in a Diafine clone
Thre friends drinking by the Tagus river
Drinks by João Avelar, on Flickr
Regards
Joao
Thre friends drinking by the Tagus river
Drinks by João Avelar, on Flickr
Regards
Joao
p.giannakis
Pan Giannakis
Dayrell bishop
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konica fc-1 57mm Hexanon f1.4 ,Ilford Delta 100, Rodinal stand.
Erik van Straten
Mentor
Bill Blackwell
Leica M Shooter
Slumgullion
Established
Volkswagen 1600 by Jim Fischer, on Flickr
Volkswagen 1600 by Jim Fischer, on Flickr
Honda Civic by Jim Fischer, on Flickr
All: Nikon F2, Nikkor 45mm f/2.8 P, Kodak T-Max 400, Xtol 1:1
Volkswagen 1600 by Jim Fischer, on Flickr
Honda Civic by Jim Fischer, on Flickr
All: Nikon F2, Nikkor 45mm f/2.8 P, Kodak T-Max 400, Xtol 1:1
AnalogKyle
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zeitoun
Established
p.giannakis
Pan Giannakis
Bill Blackwell
Leica M Shooter
agentlossing
Well-known
AnalogKyle
Member
Joao
Negativistic forever
Junost FSU camera, Eastman XX at ISO400
Sailboat
Sailing by João Avelar, on Flickr
Riverdock
River dock by João Avelar, on Flickr
Regards
Joao
Sailboat
Sailing by João Avelar, on Flickr
Riverdock
River dock by João Avelar, on Flickr
Regards
Joao
Erik van Straten
Mentor
newst
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Leica IIf, Topcor 2.8/50 CATLAB 320
Attachments
Bill Blackwell
Leica M Shooter
CMur12
Well-known
Leica M2
21mm Pre-Asph Elmarit-M
Kodachrome 64 - converted to B&W
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Bill, did you use any filtration with these shots?
Thinking in terms of color film (like your Kodachrome), I would expect to see such skies and contrast from a polarizer.
I have no idea how this carries over into B&W conversions.
Thanks.
- Murray
Bill Blackwell
Leica M Shooter
I've only ever used UV protection filters. I did the B&W conversions partly because the color is slightly off in the scans (example below). Kodachrome was my favorite film due to its color depth and durability - it was said it has a 75-year half-life. I'm not exactly sure about that, but my slides have held up very well (I took these in 1991).Bill, did you use any filtration with these shots?
Thinking in terms of color film (like your Kodachrome), I would expect to see such skies and contrast from a polarizer.
I have no idea how this carries over into B&W conversions.
Thanks.
- Murray
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