Share Some RF Shots 15

[newghost]

Enough of streets...I'm into sports photography now!

m9 - cron v4

 

[Canto]

some recent shot..

 

[jonmanjiro]

The "Bokton" 35/1.2 V2 @ f/1.2 (or close to it)


Bicycle basket


Public phone


Drink vending machines

 

[NazgulKing]

Up the Escalator by NazgulKing, on Flickr


Fountain in the Sunset by NazgulKing, on Flickr

Just got the Plustek 7600i and this is one of my first scans from the machine. So far liking the detail I am getting from it, even though it doesn't match up against say the Nikon Coolscan.

I must say that as a super wide, the 15/4.5 Voigtlander produces some nice sun stars.

 

[magicianhisoka]

Just got the Plustek 7600i and this is one of my first scans from the machine. So far liking the detail I am getting from it, even though it doesn't match up against say the Nikon Coolscan.

I must say that as a super wide, the 15/4.5 Voigtlander produces some nice sun stars.

You're making me waver in my V700 decision

 

[NazgulKing]

You're making me waver in my V700 decision

LOL.. I was thinking about that one, but after reading here and noting that the Plustek can deliver more dpi than the Epson, I decided to reconsider (never mind that the Epson v700 is only cheap at fair..).

 

[anerjee]

Did you try the multi-exposure? In my experience, that helps with dense slides, but makes scanning quite slow.

 

[NazgulKing]

Did you try the multi-exposure? In my experience, that helps with dense slides, but makes scanning quite slow.

Still trying to work out my slide routine. For the moment, I decided to focus on scanning the simpler stuff. And I am liking the scanner's work on color and B&W. Thus far, I prefer doing a full fledged 7200dpi scan, along with multi exposure x4. Yes the scanning is slow, but it's worth it.

 

[NazgulKing]

1 by NazgulKing, on Flickr

It's a misfocus, so I am guessing I am using my Zeiss C-Sonnar 50/1.5. But now that I have a better scan, this picture looks nice in some way.


3 by NazgulKing, on Flickr

This scanner is actually restoring my enthusiasm for shooting film. Time to shoot more! :bsmilie:

And one more color shot...


7 by NazgulKing, on Flickr

 

[anerjee]

Mult-pass and Multi-exposure are different things. Multi-pass is supposed to help with grain and noise, it reduces random digital noise. I believe this is what you did.

Multi-exposure does 2 pass, at different levels of exposure. This helps increase dynamic range with dense slides.

With Silverfast, you cannot use both at the same time.

I really like the scanner, and it can be pushed quite far. For really fast scanning, I now do 3600DPI, one pass, and no ICE. I can work through 36 exposure rolls in 40 minutes.

Still trying to work out my slide routine. For the moment, I decided to focus on scanning the simpler stuff. And I am liking the scanner's work on color and B&W. Thus far, I prefer doing a full fledged 7200dpi scan, along with multi exposure x4. Yes the scanning is slow, but it's worth it.

 

[neoro]

TriX 400 | Rodinal 1+50

 

[nordleadx]

happening lens and details!

 

[nordleadx]

CV 35mm f1.2 ver 1

 

[NazgulKing]

Mult-pass and Multi-exposure are different things. Multi-pass is supposed to help with grain and noise, it reduces random digital noise. I believe this is what you did.

Multi-exposure does 2 pass, at different levels of exposure. This helps increase dynamic range with dense slides.

With Silverfast, you cannot use both at the same time.

I really like the scanner, and it can be pushed quite far. For really fast scanning, I now do 3600DPI, one pass, and no ICE. I can work through 36 exposure rolls in 40 minutes.

Yeah I meant multi-scan. Yeah it is reasonably fast at 3600dpi, just that I had time to kill and I wanted to see the pictures blown up.

The only problem is that because of the jump in resolution, I can now see all the defects in the development. ;(

 

[Royale With Cheese]

CV 35mm f1.2 ver 1

wa seh, MIA so long

 

[jonmanjiro]

Here's a shot taken wide open with my CV "Bokton" 35mm f/1.2 Ver. II on Legacy Pro 400 film (a.k.a. Neopan 400).

Yes I know its a banal subject, but why not! And the bokeh is to die for IMO


Bicycle basket

 

[nordleadx]

lost interest in photos la bro.

Another bokeh shot from Canon RF lens




@f2 and some editing

 

[fiddyyy]

Just beginning to post on this wonderful forum, though been on the forum since '09 but still very much a newbie in Leica world!

M9P, 35 lux fle

50 lux asph

50 lux

 

[newghost]

Tanack 50/2 wide open... this copy has travelled half the world to be back in Singapore again!

 

[pikapig]

Velvia 50, Kyoto Kiyomizudera temple, had a hard time with slides...
took these with Ultron 35mm f1.7