Into The Light
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Thank you, tradio. Much appreciated.
--Bob
--Bob
tradio wrote:
That's a nice one!
Jan 5, 2022 08:15:47 #
Everything about this one is nice--congratulations on a great shot.
Jan 5, 2022 08:17:55 #
Thank you, John. I appreciate your visit and comment.
--Bob
--Bob
jaymatt wrote:
Everything about this one is nice--congratulations on a great shot.
Jan 5, 2022 08:18:49 #
rmalarz wrote:
--Bob
Using directions from one of those services that directs one to turn and end up in water?
The shot.
Jan 5, 2022 08:23:34 #
Thanks for stopping by and commenting, Stephan.
--Bob
--Bob
Stephan G wrote:
Using directions from one of those services that directs one to turn and end up in water?
The shot.
The shot.
Jan 5, 2022 09:38:19 #
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Thank you, AZNikon. I appreciate your participation in this thread.
--Bob
--Bob
AZNikon wrote:
Great example of leading lines, framing and balanced light, well done!
Jan 8, 2022 07:09:05 #
rmalarz wrote:
--Bob
Been looking at this one off and on for a few days now, pretty awesome shot. The grain and tone match up perfectly not to mention the composition and the challenge with the light.
I have to ask if you are scanning film or prints.
Jan 8, 2022 12:19:33 #
weagwan, thank you very much for the compliments.
I scan my negatives. I'm currently using an Epson V850 Pro. Prior to that it was an Epson Perfection 3200.
--Bob
I scan my negatives. I'm currently using an Epson V850 Pro. Prior to that it was an Epson Perfection 3200.
--Bob
waegwan wrote:
Been looking at this one off and on for a few days... (show quote)
Jan 8, 2022 19:03:59 #
rmalarz wrote:
weagwan, thank you very much for the compliments.
I scan my negatives. I'm currently using an Epson V850 Pro. Prior to that it was an Epson Perfection 3200.
--Bob
I scan my negatives. I'm currently using an Epson V850 Pro. Prior to that it was an Epson Perfection 3200.
--Bob
Thanks, I'm still on the fence between the V850 and a Plustek 8200. I had a HP flatbed film scanner years ago that didn't give me the quality I was expecting on film and it only fitted 35mm. I know when I get back into film I'm going to shoot some medium format. I have some ideas for making a light box for 120/220 film for a flat bed. I have a changing bag and spools and chemicals. I just need to make space and get it together. My favorite 35mm film camera is a 1967 Chinon SLR with a multi leaf shutter and flash synch up to 1/120. I also have an EOS Canon Rebel film I bought new when the came in the late 1980s that fits all of my current L series lenses. Yea, I'm chomping at the bit, I better get it together 😁
Jan 8, 2022 19:19:07 #
waegwan, obviously, I'll recommend the V850. It took me a lot of thought time to make the decision. Fortunately, things worked out and I purchased the scanner. Additionally, I use Silverfast 9 to drive the scanner. I wish you well on setting up to do film. I love the craftmanship involved.
--Bob
--Bob
waegwan wrote:
Thanks, I'm still on the fence between the V850 an... (show quote)
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