RF.SG Official Monthy Shoot - Night Life.....
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hookonclassic
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Banny everywhere, need to buy back all my chrome UV/IR filter liao...:bsmilie:
gommy
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gommy
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I can sell you some.:bsmilie::bsmilie:
Thanks to Gary for organizing the night shoot, great outing and seeing some of the resident RF masters in action is an eye-opener event by itself. The bapoh shooting is particularly interesting, and many thanks to vince and jonathan for the refreshments.
You are welcomed. I remembered who you are
Royale With Cheese
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Royale With Cheese
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I'll prob post mine later tonight.
I've had a bad case of B&W film developing again, all 3 rolls, I have no idea why :cry:
Used fresh developer.... Got a lot of PP to do tonight....
excellent wong si fu! Fast becoming a legend!
As for the brave ones who went to the fisher port. Basically it Senoko was rather friendly which was correct to the responses I got from others.
Friendly in the sense that the people who too busy with their work to bother about you taking pictures of them.
I only experienced one guy telling me no picture taking.
Arrived there 2am I would say, still not that busy, by 3am-4am, it is busy!!!!
Yep, everyone there wore boots, the floor was really wet & the wetness were all around out legs because we had water from the ground splashing all around..........
btw, I slept at 9am that day. Went home & developed 3 rolls of film. The kopi at the kopishop was so powerful, I couldnt sleep... But then again, developing screw up, no idea why.....................
I've had a bad case of B&W film developing again, all 3 rolls, I have no idea why :cry:
Used fresh developer.... Got a lot of PP to do tonight....
wongsan said:
excellent wong si fu! Fast becoming a legend!
As for the brave ones who went to the fisher port. Basically it Senoko was rather friendly which was correct to the responses I got from others.
Friendly in the sense that the people who too busy with their work to bother about you taking pictures of them.
I only experienced one guy telling me no picture taking.
Arrived there 2am I would say, still not that busy, by 3am-4am, it is busy!!!!
Yep, everyone there wore boots, the floor was really wet & the wetness were all around out legs because we had water from the ground splashing all around..........
btw, I slept at 9am that day. Went home & developed 3 rolls of film. The kopi at the kopishop was so powerful, I couldnt sleep... But then again, developing screw up, no idea why.....................
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He should be jonathan, the guy with the sporty polo T/chrome M9 who went to the fishery with you.
wongsan
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What's up with recent DO problem??!! Can't be your technique...
Could it be due to your bulk roll or your Hexar metering?:dunno:
Royale With Cheese
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ya lor, si beh sian..... Dunno why.........
I did everything right this time, fresh developer, got my massive dev Iphone app going on at the same time, 20degs with HC-110 solution B but wa lau si beh jia lat.......
I'll wait up for my canon lens to arrive, shoot alittle & DO it again with fresh developer & this time try with fresh fixer, see if it works.......
But fixer doesnt cause those bromide drag marks lei........... :cry:
balcvios said:
Ah I see!
Royale With Cheese
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This is how bad my bromide drag on the films are:
Royale With Cheese
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The Senoko Fishing Port (SFP) is situated in the north of Singapore and has an area of 3.24 hectares. The port began operations in September 1997. It was constructed at a cost of about $26 million to replace the former Punggol Fishing Port.
SFP serves as a home base for the local fishing fleet of 20 off-shore and 49 in-shore fishing vessels. The facilities available include a 180 metre-long jetty, a fish wholesale market, shops, canteen and office units for the convenience of the fishing community, as well as a computerised water-batching system for the dispensing of potable water to fishing vessels.
There are 25 AVA-licensed fish merchants based at SFP, handling about 15000 tonnes of fish per annum. About half of this comprises supply landed by local fish trawlers, in-shore vessels, kelongs and fish farms, while the rest of the fish are imported.
SFP's fish wholesale market houses 36 market lots of 40 sq metres each. The business transactions take place daily from 0200 hrs to 0600 hrs, except on Monday mornings when the market is closed. Some 700 to 1000 fish retailers, fish processors and institutional buyers come daily to purchase fish.
going wide at the fishery port with the CV 15mm for the first pic
SFP serves as a home base for the local fishing fleet of 20 off-shore and 49 in-shore fishing vessels. The facilities available include a 180 metre-long jetty, a fish wholesale market, shops, canteen and office units for the convenience of the fishing community, as well as a computerised water-batching system for the dispensing of potable water to fishing vessels.
There are 25 AVA-licensed fish merchants based at SFP, handling about 15000 tonnes of fish per annum. About half of this comprises supply landed by local fish trawlers, in-shore vessels, kelongs and fish farms, while the rest of the fish are imported.
SFP's fish wholesale market houses 36 market lots of 40 sq metres each. The business transactions take place daily from 0200 hrs to 0600 hrs, except on Monday mornings when the market is closed. Some 700 to 1000 fish retailers, fish processors and institutional buyers come daily to purchase fish.
going wide at the fishery port with the CV 15mm for the first pic
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Royale With Cheese
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I spend a some time trying to PP the pictures to hide the bromide drag marks :cry:
Royale With Cheese
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These are from Little India
this one have to view slightly larger:
this one have to view slightly larger:
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wongsan
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nice SFP and little india series...:thumbsup:
don't see any bromide drag...super PP skill:thumbsup:
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