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merelyok
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 Posted: Sat Nov 22, 2008 2:50 pm Post subject: Large medium format shots. |
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merelyok wrote:
Testing out my Bronica , with Ektachrome 100 film.
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Attila
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Attila wrote:
You got very nice results, first and last one looks to me over saturated.
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merelyok
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| Posted: Sat Nov 22, 2008 3:16 pm Post subject: |
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merelyok wrote:
| Attila wrote: |
| You got very nice results, first and last one looks to me over saturated. |
Thanks Attila, maybe ill scale back the saturation on the scans to see how they look! |
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Attila wrote:
first one should ok, because subject is full with color I think last one with less saturation will be more naturally.
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poilu wrote:
great results! congrats
not a problem of saturation, just need more green to render the street pavement neutral
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Orio wrote:
Way too much saturation for me, I'd cut it in half.
But the scenes are very good and enjoyable.
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Barata wrote:
I love the colors.
I think they lack definition. the lens seems a bit soft, or you missed the focus by an inch.
Last picture is award winning. 
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tobbsman wrote:
Great scenes ! very enjoyable ....
I agree with Orio, a bit too much saturnation maybe
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merelyok
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merelyok wrote:
Thanks guys.
I'll watch the saturation next time. I'll have to work on my focusing...i havent shot a SLR camera in months; i've been using rangefinders so my focusing might be a tad off..
Will work on it! |
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spiralcity
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spiralcity wrote:
| merelyok wrote: |
Thanks guys.
I'll watch the saturation next time. I'll have to work on my focusing...i havent shot a SLR camera in months; i've been using rangefinders so my focusing might be a tad off..
Will work on it! |
I like the photos and I enjoy my Bronica.. 
The only thing that I dont like here is the rendition of the skin tones... 
Maybe it's the film or it could be the saturation in the post work. |
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cilinderman wrote:
I love the first photo! I like lot of contrast.
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