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Carlsson
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 Posted: Mon May 03, 2010 11:48 am Post subject: Kodachrome 25 & 64 - Shooting Anna *updated* |
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Carlsson wrote:
Finally, my Kodachromes arrived.
Shot four weeks ago, with Anna and my Zeiss Ikon ZM, C Sonnar 50 f1.5, Biogon 35 f2.
Still some work to do, cropping etc., but I'm very pleased with the results, what a film. 
Scanned with 5D & S-Planar 74, bellows.
#1 K25, Sonnar 50
#2 K25, Sonnar 50
#3 K25, Sonnar 50
#4 K64, Sonnar 50
#5 K64, Sonnar 50
#6 K64, Sonnar 50
#7 K64, Sonnar 50
#8 K64, Biogon 35
#9 K64, Biogon 35
#10 K64, Biogon 35
#11 K64, Biogon 35
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Spotmatic wrote:
Wow. 
Kudos to you, the photographer, and to your model, Anna. Is there some chemistry going on (and no, I don't mean film developing chemicals  )
After viewing this superb set I feel bad about the discontinuation of Kodachrome... 
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| Posted: Mon May 03, 2010 12:06 pm Post subject: |
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tuananhmap wrote:
Wow...film-digi color.....very nice series ) |
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MF-addicted wrote:
Superb images - wow.
Like the tree shot series.
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Carlsson
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Carlsson wrote:
Thanks friends!
Erm, no chemicals, no, she's like the K14 process for me, very far away and just a good friend
Indeed it's sad, it's the only Kodak slide film I do really like.
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| Posted: Mon May 03, 2010 2:08 pm Post subject: |
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poilu wrote:
wow! that's great slides, superb model and dream lenses
difficult to scan all the dynamic range, it must be a pleasure on the light table
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Attila wrote:
| poilu wrote: |
wow! that's great slides, superb model and dream lenses
difficult to scan all the dynamic range, it must be a pleasure on the light table |
+1
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Carlsson
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| Posted: Mon May 03, 2010 2:19 pm Post subject: |
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Carlsson wrote:
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wow! that's great slides, superb model and dream lenses
difficult to scan all the dynamic range, it must be a pleasure on the light table |
Thank you Poilu!
It's a pleasure to see them on the light table and it's a pain to see them after digitalizing. The (now digital) images are still far away from what I've seen on the light table.
Light temperature is now 5100k for the light source, which seems to be perfect for Kodak & Fuji slides. But I need a bigger/stronger diffusor.
I'm still fighting with this, trying to avoid a Coolscan.
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poilu wrote:
I forgot to ask you, how do you feel, still painful or better?
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Carlsson
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Carlsson wrote:
Much better, thank you very much! Still in plaster but that's okay, the first day was the worst.
Good news about the Coolscan, Nikon does not support any x64 OS for the Coolscans. This way I can concentrate much better on the 5D+bellow system
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bawang wrote:
Looks like you are having a good time with it... errrr them.
I shoot a lot of slides in the 80s, mostly C41 in 90s (while shying away fr pphotography) and in 2Ks a combination of both, BW and mostly digital nowadays. But I have never really shoot Kodakchromes. Looking at these, I should have use more.
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ManualFocus-G wrote:
| Attila wrote: |
| poilu wrote: |
wow! that's great slides, superb model and dream lenses
difficult to scan all the dynamic range, it must be a pleasure on the light table |
+1 |
+2!
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Orio wrote:
I find them perfect.
Great lenses, great model, great film, but most of all, a great photographer, with a true taste for aesthetics.
#1 and #4 are masterpieces for me. I could look at them forever.
I must join in the "wow"
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martinsmith99 wrote:
Great series. I'm impressed with the quality of the slides.
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Carlsson
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Carlsson wrote:
Thanks!
#1 is my absoulte favourite too, it was the first mounted slide I looked at when the box arrived from Kodak. All I could say was "wow, K25!"
I'm so glad that I shot with film that day.
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fish4570 wrote:
Stunning young lady. Did you say you were using some film or other? 
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kds315* wrote:
#1 + #9 really do it for me but hard to tell since the whole series is
indeed great work Sandy! (also good to hear that you are doing better!!)
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| Posted: Tue May 04, 2010 6:01 pm Post subject: |
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hexi wrote:
Great serie, nice model .. what else ?
this is an amazing film rendition bu the way
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spleenone wrote:
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#1 + #9 really do it for me but hard to tell since the whole series is
indeed great work Sandy! (also good to hear that you are doing better!!) |
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Carlsson wrote:
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| Stunning young lady. Did you say you were using some film or other? |
Thanks Hexi, yes Kodachrome is amazing, isn't it?
Thank you Klaus and Spleenone!
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F16SUNSHINE wrote:
Sandy you might personally miss the RD1 but we don't seem to be missing your fabulous production
These images are lovely. Anna must be really happy with them.
I like number one. She is especially engaged with the viewer here.
Technically they are all perect exposures. Kchrome likes you !
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Orio wrote:
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Thanks!
#1 is my absoulte favourite too, it was the first mounted slide I looked at when the box arrived from Kodak. All I could say was "wow, K25!"
I'm so glad that I shot with film that day. |
Me too, because you really made that film shine!
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fish4570 wrote:
I like that the poses are modest; much more mystery that way, and much more attention to the beautiful planes of Ana's face. I especially like the first tree photo. It is tough to handle shadows well, and you did so ...
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Schnauzer wrote:
They look great. Nice work.
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Carlsson
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Carlsson wrote:
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| I like that the poses are modest; much more mystery that way, and much more attention to the beautiful planes of Ana's face. I especially like the first tree photo. It is tough to handle shadows well, and you did so ... |
Thanks Andy, Fish & Ron!
I was not sure how the tree shots will turn out, very contrasty scene, I set exposure between +1/3 and +2/3.
Btw. Andy, I have problems with my R-D1 and the customs in California, I will write a post later in the Café
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