Recent content by louislai

Got mine 2 yrs back at S$700 new.

Another model here. Comments most welcom :)

Yup, you're rite tunster. They're cousins, but closed enough so I consider them as sisters. More of them.

now my turn to comment on your shots :D Overall I like the tilted and low angle shots. This created diagonal lines from the model body, giving motion and dynamic to them. I like the second one better. The background is abit messy though. Hey Kian Teck, me interest in your shoot on...

Thanks KianTeck. None taken :) Yes the girl on the right pose is too full frontal. But I feel this is covered by the girl on the left. Perhaps not covered enough ;p And yes I agree the right girl is abit daze. Woke up around 6am, and this is one of the last shots. I like this...

Thanks for your comments, please :)

D70 @ iso1600. Pumped up saturation. Please comment. Thanks. #1 #2 #3

Hi GLT, I use stainless steel reel for both 35 & 120. Advantages are: 1) Use less chemical. 2) The reeling method used by plastic reel can easily bend/crease the 120 negs, which is much softer & fragile compared to 35. 3) Stainless reel & container dry very quickly. Just wipe with tissue...

Hi glt, I am afraid not. First, the condenser there is meant for 6x6 negs only. Second, it has only got 6x6 neg carrier. Getting 105mm lens won't help. I have a 6x7 camera myself and when I print at PSS, I just have to live with this limitation. So I try not to frame my shots too tight.

Usually I will use lens bigger than the size of negs, so to squeeze every bit I can get out of the negs, and to remove any poor quality at the edges. So for 6x7 negs, go with 105 lens. Lens only play a part. The enlarger head plays an important part too. If the light produced is not enough...