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eeyore_nl
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 Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2010 6:11 pm Post subject: Some boats with Kodak BW400CN and a Sonnar 135/3.5 |
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eeyore_nl wrote:
CZJ Sonnar 135/3.5 on a SPII, loaded with Kodak BW400CN (shot @ ISO 200)
Boats in Schiedam, Netherlands:
And one shot at home:
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mmelvis wrote:
Last shot has some great shadows |
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fish4570 wrote:
Aye, you Dutch are seafaring race for sure. What beautiful boats they are, with buxom lines.
I live on a river busy with commerce and recreation, but very, very few boats of aesthetic note.
Speaking of which, I have got to get another boat ...
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Katastrofo wrote:
Beautiful work, eeyore_nl! Boats and water are some of my favorite
subject matter. Well done!
#3 is the fave, excellent! |
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Nesster wrote:
+1! I inherited a love of leeboards from my father, he's got a Dutch Botter model ship that's excellent...
good photography
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LucisPictor wrote:
Great film, fantastic lens, nice cam and good photographer. 'nuff said... 
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| Posted: Sun Aug 29, 2010 9:11 pm Post subject: |
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Katastrofo wrote:
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| Great film, fantastic lens, nice cam and good photographer. 'nuff said... |
Don't hold back, Carsten, I thought you were on a roll...but I do agree.  |
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| fish4570 wrote: |
Aye, you Dutch are seafaring race for sure. What beautiful boats they are, with buxom lines.
I live on a river busy with commerce and recreation, but very, very few boats of aesthetic note.
Speaking of which, I have got to get another boat ... |
Ahhh Paul,
I was thinking the exact same thoughts today when I saw this lovely Cal 20 or so on a trailer . . .
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cooltouch wrote:
My sentiments also about the boats. I love the sea/ocean/water in general and watercraft especially.
Beautiful shots, and great detail.
Just curious eeyore -- do you find that overexposing your BW400CN by a stop helps with the quality of the results? And if so, in what way?
I have a few rolls of BW400CN sitting in my freezer and I really need to get out and shoot some of it one of these days.
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Katastrofo wrote:
Great results shooting it at 200. The grain is tight as I've seen this side of
digital. |
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eeyore_nl
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eeyore_nl wrote:
| cooltouch wrote: |
Just curious eeyore -- do you find that overexposing your BW400CN by a stop helps with the quality of the results? And if so, in what way?
I have a few rolls of BW400CN sitting in my freezer and I really need to get out and shoot some of it one of these days. |
Overexposing is good for minimizing the amount of grain. However, the negatives become very flat, so a lot of contrast enhancement is needed after scanning. Maybe even more than I did now.
I also tried some shots at iso400 and iso800. That delivers far more grain, but more contrast too. However, contrast can be enhanced, but removing grain is much more difficult.
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