Nikon F4s, Tamron 180 macro, SB800, Velvia 50
Nikon F4s, Nikon 17-35 2.8, Velvia 50
Nikon F4s, Nikon 17-35 2.8, Velvia 50
Nikon F4s, Nikon 17-35 2.8, Velvia 50
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Nikon F4s, Tamron 180 macro, SB800, Velvia 50
Nikon F4s, Nikon 17-35 2.8, Velvia 50
Nikon F4s, Nikon 17-35 2.8, Velvia 50
Nikon F4s, Nikon 17-35 2.8, Velvia 50
Nikon F4s, Tamron 180 macro, SB800, Velvia 50
Really Beautiful shot. Subtle but amazingly colours.
Sunset 16/07/11
Sunset 17/07/11
Sunset 18/07/11
Nikon F3hp, Nikkor 105mm f/2.5 ais, Provia 100f
Burning sky indeed !!!
Nikon F4s, Nikon 17-35 2.8, Velvia 50
Nikon F4s, Nikon 17-35 2.8, Velvia 50
nice :thumbsup:
Sunset 16/07/11
Sunset 17/07/11
Sunset 18/07/11
Nikon F3hp, Nikkor 105mm f/2.5 ais, Provia 100f
super rich colours! really nailed the shots :thumbsup:
few more to share...
Nikon F4s, 17-35 2.8, Velvia 50
Nice! How did you manage to reduce the contrast in the last picture?
I used the auto tone/color/contrast function from photoshop, there was a kind of cold cast to it on the original scan. Forgot to mention that I was using a GND for the last shot too...
Last one from the roll of Velvia 50...
Nikon F4s, 17-35, Velvia 50
Same perspective as the sunrise shot earlier on, cropped to 617 for a better composition
Nikon F4s, 17-35, Velvia 50
Same perspective as the sunrise shot earlier on, cropped to 617 for a better composition
This is my first attempt using a SLR. Very excited when I got the film developed and today I finally get to see what I had taken in Scotland.
Not the best scan as I use my iPad as a light box and took the shot with my DSLR.
Leica R8, Cron 50mm f2, Velvia 50
Not the best scan as I use my iPad as a light box and took the shot with my DSLR.
Leica R8, Cron 50mm f2, Velvia 50
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nice shots and colours. power of velvia :thumbsup:
ipad as a lightbox?? nice idea and execution!
Hey tikiman, thats a brilliant idea...
I've tried using your method. I used my monitor as the lightbox, and I used a 1:1 macro lens to take a shot of the slide. I must say that I'm quite impressed by the results!
Here are 2 shots..
Notes: do not place ur film on your monitor, you will see the pixels in the photos...
I've tried using your method. I used my monitor as the lightbox, and I used a 1:1 macro lens to take a shot of the slide. I must say that I'm quite impressed by the results!
Here are 2 shots..
Notes: do not place ur film on your monitor, you will see the pixels in the photos...
thanks. Started photography with a cropped DSLR. so using a slr @ 35mm is a world of a difference, and I really like it. The developed +ve of velvia is a beauty on its own. Holding the film against a bright window, and the whole film strip comes to life. Only drawback is that scanning and sharing is really tedious. But it helps to train patience and collecting the developed film is like opening present...
yup same problem in my first few scans. then used a translucent plastic over the iPad and it came nice.
You started out using film by using an Leica R8?! Wow! I'd love to molest that camera one day if we ever meet!
Amazing shots from Scotland! Sigh... If I wasn't so bogged down with my work, I wouldn't mind taking a good long holiday somewhere just to shoot away.
I'd love to molest that camera one day if we ever meet!Amazing shots from Scotland! Sigh... If I wasn't so bogged down with my work, I wouldn't mind taking a good long holiday somewhere just to shoot away.
My wife got it for my birthday. Very nice to use. currently looking for a good slr for my M42 CZJ collection. Need at least aperture priority ... anyone recommendations?
You started out using film by using an Leica R8?! Wow!
Amazing shots from Scotland! Sigh... If I wasn't so bogged down with my work, I wouldn't mind taking a good long holiday somewhere just to shoot away.
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