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Dingle Peninsula in B&W
Aug 17, 2016 12:23:43   #
Kjr.7007 Loc: Boston, MA
 
In July I had the good fortune to attend a Phase One "PODAS" workshop in Ireland. We had the opportunity to shoot with the Phase One XF medium format camera and their digital backs. One afternoon I did some shooting with the IQ260 Achromatic back. Attached are a few of my favorites ( I only took a handful of shots with the achromatic back - the colors were too tempting so I switched to a color sensor!). The images were processed in Capture One, then Photoshop/Topaz B&W2.

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Aug 17, 2016 12:30:57   #
Bob Yankle Loc: Burlington, NC
 
Kjr.7007 wrote:
In July I had the good fortune to attend a Phase One "PODAS" workshop in Ireland. We had the opportunity to shoot with the Phase One XF medium format camera and their digital backs. One afternoon I did some shooting with the IQ260 Achromatic back. Attached are a few of my favorites ( I only took a handful of shots with the achromatic back - the colors were too tempting so I switched to a color sensor!). The images were processed in Capture One, then Photoshop/Topaz B&W2.

Ken
In July I had the good fortune to attend a Phase O... (show quote)
Wonderful black and white seascapes with plenty of depth and wonderful composition. As a PP guy, though, I really like the digital wizardry you used on the final image. I have a bias where I like my images to be recognizable for what they are, but with an effect that transforms it, ever so slightly, into something a bit more mystical. Your's did that just fine.

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Aug 17, 2016 12:59:23   #
Kjr.7007 Loc: Boston, MA
 
Thanks, Bob. The last image is a 40" exposure, which helps create the "mystical" effect. Used a Lee 10 stop ND filter to get that exposure in a relatively sunny afternoon.

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Aug 17, 2016 13:02:01   #
Bob Yankle Loc: Burlington, NC
 
Kjr.7007 wrote:
Thanks, Bob. The last image is a 40" exposure, which helps create the "mystical" effect. Used a Lee 10 stop ND filter to get that exposure in a relatively sunny afternoon.
Hmmmmm, the clouds must have been moving along right smartly. Good choices all around ..... they did a fine job.

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Aug 17, 2016 14:11:16   #
Chuck_893 Loc: Lincoln, Nebraska, USA
 
Those are grrrrreat! What I love is the what-I-still-call print quality. As an old B&W guy I look for and appreciate looooong scale! Clearly the medium format sensor has the edge, just as in film. My personal favorite is no. 2, for its strong foreground interest - just directs the eye right around the coastline. I don't actually care for no. 3 but it's a purely personal thing; I don't care for a lot of long-exposure stuff, and it's just me. I do feel constrained to point out that that one has a cattywampus horizon, but that's an easy fix.

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Aug 17, 2016 16:25:15   #
rlaugh Loc: Michigan & Florida
 
A solid job on these..good set!

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