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Russ
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I have always loved this one Russ.
Care to let us in on the film and possible filters you used?
It looks like IR but maybe with a low NM filter (R25 or so?).
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A winner/keeper with with every frame? Hardly. But. just because it's small format, I'm not a machine gunner. If I like it, I snap it. I can burn two or three rolls in a day, or go out all day, and not pull the trigger at all. As for "The Watcher" snap, it was burned on Kodak HIE B/W IR film through a deep red #29 filter with the Viv Series 1 24-48 glass. William refer's to me as the visionless hack. 
Delta 100 snap.
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Katastrofo
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Katastrofo wrote:
"Visionless hack?" I didn't say that, did I? Well if I did I was having one
of my envy attacks, so there. 
Man, I really love the tones in the last shot, the grave and mountain
range behind it. Delta 100 look purdy good in 35, tew. |
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Russ
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"Visionless hack?" I didn't say that, did I? Well if I did I was having one
of my envy attacks, so there.
Man, I really love the tones in the last shot, the grave and mountain
range behind it. Delta 100 look purdy good in 35, tew. |
If you didn't say it, you sure were thinking it.  That old grave was shot on Delta 100 ( ie @80) through an orange and polarizing filter.
Neopan 400 film.
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Katastrofo
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| Posted: Tue Feb 02, 2010 9:15 pm Post subject: |
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Katastrofo wrote:
I remember this shot, pretty sure I have it faved on my flickr. Is this
the CN 400 or regular 400? |
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Russ
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I remember this shot, pretty sure I have it faved on my flickr. Is this
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Vietnamese Girl at Vietnam Memorial Wall was shot on standard Neopan 400 (non-C-41 process) and I believe it was souped in X-Tol. I love Neopan 400 film. Shot with 28mm glass. And for whatever reason, the Neopan 400 scans very well too. Beautiful tonal range and much finer grain than Tr-X and HP-5.
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Katastrofo
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Katastrofo wrote:
I just ordered a bunch of Legacy Pro 400 (rebadged Neopan) from
Freestyle, can't wait to try it.
Nice results, Russ. |
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Russ
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I just ordered a bunch of Legacy Pro 400 (rebadged Neopan) from
Freestyle, can't wait to try it.
Nice results, Russ. |
Awesome film. My favorite. I burn it @ 320.
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fish4570 wrote:
i, too, like the looks of the neopan. oh, for fingers that work well in the dark, with actual subtle tactile ability ...
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Katastrofo wrote:
Paul, I have no problem with the Paterson tank and reels, very easy
to load. Just an idea... |
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fish4570
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fish4570 wrote:
i cannot describe how frustrating is the lost of fine motor skills. i can do rough work - like loading a camera - well enough in good light. but goodness, to feel a strip of film onto a reel while not looking? gives me a tight stomach to think about.
i used to fish at least 5-10 minutes for 300 days or more a year. but when the neuropathy hit, and it took me minutes to tie a lure onto 4-pound monofilament instead of a few seconds ... very little fishing for me now.
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