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trifox
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 Posted: Sun Jun 14, 2009 12:43 am Post subject: Isle of Wight - photographed slides... |
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trifox wrote:
Thanks to Attila - I can start to think about Hassy again!!! 
just kidding -
Attila had mentioned about taking my Hassy out ..
Well - I sold my Hasselblad 500 C with Planar 2.8/80 (propably the cheapest Hassy combo) and returned one faulty Sonnar 4/150 which is extremely good lens
Well, some slides were done last year and I made some 'scans' in this way..
1 - got a tracing light box
2 - tripod
3 - Digital camera Canon EOS 5D Mark II
4 - lens Contax Makro-Planar 2.8/100 and...
and I PHOTOGRAPHED them instead of scanning ...
The quality is propably not AS GOOD AS proper scan ones BUT --
some processing and 'photoshopping' have been done and results are promised to be VERY, VERY good...
So, Attila is NOW fully responsible for my decisions because I am going to be thinking (possibly) about Hassy again
(or Koni Omega !!!)
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| Posted: Sun Jun 14, 2009 1:03 am Post subject: |
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Attila wrote:
Hey you did found right usage of your digital gear  Awesome images! Many thanks!
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Farside wrote:
They've turned out rather well.
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patrickh wrote:
Takes me back - I was on holiday there in 1948 
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Katastrofo wrote:
TF, Godspeed in getting the Hassy back or a Koni Omega, these are some
fabulous shots, and the colors are superb in these! |
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trifox
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trifox wrote:
Thanks for your comments. guys!
One good thing on medium format is that the diffraction is in less amount against 35mm cameras ...
One day: Hassy body again (plus Sonnar 4/150)
or Koni Omega..
@ Katastrofo -- Imagine, no SCANNIG..
It's going faster..! I have to play with LEVELS in Photoshop but it's running fast...
I am about to get an enlarging lens and carry out more experiments with photographing slides rather than scannig
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poilu wrote:
great trip tF!
they look overposed, difficult to catch slide dynamic range with a digislr |
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magnet-2009 wrote:
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great trip tF!
they look overposed, difficult to catch slide dynamic range with a digislr |
That's right, first shot may be the dream of the 5DII's designers........  |
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| Posted: Sun Jun 14, 2009 5:07 pm Post subject: |
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Katastrofo wrote:
TF, show us a pic of your setup sometime. |
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tobbsman wrote:
There come some memories up with me too. I was on holiday there when I was a child.
Thoses photographs are all magnificent and some of them definitly have a wow-factor.
Cheers
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nemesis101 wrote:
Great shots...
Spooky though... my first UK holiday was there in very early 1950's... a tiny little island and so many of us have memories.. what other places have we in common I wonder?
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kds315* wrote:
Excellent results - Congrats!
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trifox wrote:
Thank you, guys..
really appreciated..
setup will be displayed soon
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trifox wrote:
Here's the setup:
1 - light box
2 - 5D Mk II
3 - tripod
4 - Contax Makro-Planar 2.8/100 + Metal Hood 4
that's all..
@ magnet-2009 : Medium format IS STILL OVER the digital SLR
The first image - digital SLR could have a problem a bit with the sun..
The first picture was taken with Sonnar 4/150 or Planar 2.8/80 + Hasselblad 500 C - I don't remember..
no filter, the sun just came into the frame --
NO reflections or FLARE,
the photo is ALMOST as was seen by me
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Katastrofo wrote:
That looks cool. And using the 5D MKII is a much cheaper option than
buying a scanner.  Pretty nifty results, though! |
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PaulC wrote:
Great work. Alum Bay is spectacular. What slide film were you using?
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patrickh wrote:
I well remember scraping the different colour sands into a bottle! IoW had more to offer than a pop festival.
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trifox wrote:
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| Great work. Alum Bay is spectacular. What slide film were you using? |
Thanks PaulC..
Alum Bay - Velvia 100
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