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papah
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 Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2011 10:38 pm Post subject: The New Pictorialism |
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papah wrote:
A new blog on mounting and using very old lenses:
http://thenewpictorialism.blogspot.com/
Please take a look!
Thanks,
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kds315*
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| Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2011 10:39 pm Post subject: |
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kds315* wrote:
I'll certainly enjoy your BLOG as I like SF work a lot (as you already know Bruce)!
That Gillies PS is a great lens indeed!!
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Lloydy
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Lloydy wrote:
bookmarked, I shall follow your excellent blog. I like to see something different.
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scsambrook wrote:
Hi papah - very interesting, but the Clarence White pic is just sohh grainy and the bokeh is way too extreme, that style will never catch on . . . 
No, back to earth - the White picture really appeals to me - how much more mood can you get into a photograph? And I'm taken by the results you've got yourself.
Looking at your camera/bellows/lens board set up, am I deceived by the angle of the shots, or is the lens board tilted forward slightly? Pardon me if I'm wrong, please.
Do show us some more - !
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Attila
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Attila wrote:
I like design picture best, excellent.
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papah
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papah wrote:
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Looking at your camera/bellows/lens board set up, am I deceived by the angle of the shots, or is the lens board tilted forward slightly? Pardon me if I'm wrong, please.
Do show us some more - ! |
The lens board doesn't normally tilt; it may have been loose when I set up those photos. I wish there were room to use the tilts and risers of the original holder, but I have to use the full Linhof rig to get that functionality.
-Bruce
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