Share some LF photos...
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I initially thought that the bottom marks is due to my poor film processing. But, when I take a closer look at the film again, I realized that the film holder was not placed properly when I was doing the exposure. Light actually came in from the bottom when I pull out the dark-side.
luckily, I have some allowance at the bottom
lol billy looks like now i have a lot of problem with film scratches... loading 6 sheets of film into reel at one time seems too tough for me to avoid any scratches...
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I initially thought that the bottom marks is due to my poor film processing. But, when I take a closer look at the film again, I realized that the film holder was not placed properly when I was doing the exposure. Light actually came in from the bottom when I pull out the dark-side.
luckily, I have some allowance at the bottom
Billy
nice... ambient light? did you flag off the light off the onion side?sharing some props from the kitchen
Billy
Nikkornos
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Billy, you are setting new standards :thumbsup::thumbsup:
sharing some props from the kitchen
Billy
wow, this is almost like a painting. the lighting and details are amazing
Yes. This is ambient light with a big reflector on the top left.
I have made the light source coming from the right , to be 1 stop higher than the left, so that the dark side is not so dark.
I have made the light source coming from the right , to be 1 stop higher than the left, so that the dark side is not so dark.
Lol, I'm awaiting more delicious foods to come;p, zguy did you use manual lighting for your shot?
posting one picture taken in botanic gardens over the weekend, no good weather thought.
Botanic Gardens by ==--==, on Flickr
posting one picture taken in botanic gardens over the weekend, no good weather thought.
Botanic Gardens by ==--==, on Flickr
@ahhong... i use the ambient light in my balcony ..place a black flag on the left to kill some light there but it isn't too obvious.
@lkkang... thanks for the inspiration. take a while to "style" the food.
one more egg photo. it is actually a double exposure photo because i forgot to set the right shutter speed one stop lower. so exposed one more time. good thing tripod never shift
. quail eggs are no good as their egg shell are pale. Chicken eggs form very nice shapes and shadows. The mushrooms are good for their texture. This set of ingredients is good for stewing in dark soy sauce!
@lkkang... thanks for the inspiration. take a while to "style" the food.
one more egg photo. it is actually a double exposure photo because i forgot to set the right shutter speed one stop lower. so exposed one more time. good thing tripod never shift
. quail eggs are no good as their egg shell are pale. Chicken eggs form very nice shapes and shadows. The mushrooms are good for their texture. This set of ingredients is good for stewing in dark soy sauce!
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ha good eye..those clay pots are handmade by my mother in law.
wow! that's amazing!! handmade and unique!
ya, the clay pots just go well with garlic and eggs:bsmilie: And the clay pot food will be nice too;p
ya, the clay pots just go well with garlic and eggs:bsmilie: And the clay pot food will be nice too;p
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Some upload from noobish Vege bird. (A friend of mine, Mr KK helped me scan the 2 photos with his trusty Canoscan, else I will still be asking you to come my place and view it )
Both photos are straight from scan and resized with photoshop. Nothing else fixed.
I didn't place a cover over my rear thinking that the night is dark and there shouldn't be any stray light from side only to find an interesting guy hitting his DSLR flash on the fireworks.
The light leak went into my holder causing the left side flare. Shouldn't have been lazy...
If you compare to the actual photo on a lightbox, you might start to hate your monitor and scanner.:bsmilie:
)Both photos are straight from scan and resized with photoshop. Nothing else fixed.
I didn't place a cover over my rear thinking that the night is dark and there shouldn't be any stray light from side only to find an interesting guy hitting his DSLR flash on the fireworks.
The light leak went into my holder causing the left side flare. Shouldn't have been lazy...
If you compare to the actual photo on a lightbox, you might start to hate your monitor and scanner.:bsmilie:
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