Share Some RF Shots 3

[Cactus jACK]

crazy bokeh - Nikkor 50mm LTM @f/1.4

i get giddy or mesmerized when i see this... :bsmilie:

 

[alucard]

maddyks: thanks man. went to Bintan over the weekend.

RWC: thanks. I was surprised by the film Kodak Ultra 400.

CactusJack: the trees in the background were swaying and it produced that effect.

 

[maddyks]

hahaha! my dog cant drink but I can:thumbsup:

After shooting must always end with a beer session.

And also have photo evidence to blame it on the dog :bsmilie:

 

[khairi]

FED 5, Industar 55/2.8

 

[Royale With Cheese]

And also have photo evidence to blame it on the dog :bsmilie:

bo pian, have to arrow someone

 

[pishal]

Raya is coming

Plaza Angsana, Johor Bahru. Rollei 35 I Kodak Portra 400VC

 

[Royale With Cheese]

ilford XP2

 

[pishal]

nice one Royale.

 

[Royale With Cheese]

nice one Royale.

Thanks Pishal


Ilford XP2, R3A

I find it damn hard to hold an RF cam in portrait mode, had quite alot of slanted pictures in portrait :cry:

need to try harder :embrass:

 

[dankwan]

some new shots in colour

crazy bokeh - Nikkor 50mm LTM @f/1.4

Nice shot bro....great isolation

 

[Shawn]

Olympus XA, Lucky 200

 

[willianto]

My Flickr

 

[nordleadx]

Thanks Pishal


Ilford XP2, R3A

I find it damn hard to hold an RF cam in portrait mode, had quite alot of slanted pictures in portrait :cry:

need to try harder :embrass:

Bro, i show u the trick next time.

 

[Cactus jACK]

I find it damn hard to hold an RF cam in portrait mode, had quite alot of slanted pictures in portrait :cry:

i almost always shoot landscape with rf, avoiding the issue slants in portait orientation... but at leas this one turned out pretty well. but looks slightly under, did you compensate for the brilliant white gown?

 

[Lx3ChuA]

Hehe...

 

[Royale With Cheese]

Bro, i show u the trick next time.

Can can, when wanna shoot? Sunday I am free, feel like going to shoot the chinatown wet market

 

[Royale With Cheese]

i almost always shoot landscape with rf, avoiding the issue slants in portait orientation... but at leas this one turned out pretty well. but looks slightly under, did you compensate for the brilliant white gown?

er, what you mean by compensate for the gown ah? Not really sure.

These were straight out from the film, no PP done

 

[Lx3ChuA]

er, what you mean by compensate for the gown ah? Not really sure.

These were straight out from the film, no PP done

I tin wat he meant was u was taking the reading from the gown...

 

[gommy]

My Flickr

Well trained DOG!:thumbsup:

 

[Cactus jACK]

er, what you mean by compensate for the gown ah? Not really sure.

These were straight out from the film, no PP done

were you using an external meter or camera meter? if camera meter, it is centre weighted (spare the technical details)... the white gown can "fool" the camera to thinking that it is brighter than it actually is, and would therefore shoot at a faster shutter speed. but this would typically result in the gown being pretty well metered, while the face and others are left a little underexposed.

to compensate, if you know that the gown takes up a large part of the frame (esp the centre), is to +0.5EV to +1EV, so that the camera would then compensate for more light by slow the shutter speed a little to hopefully get the face etc well metered.

confused?

edited following LKSC's correction on the +/-