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Rodrigo wrote:
My first roll at the new Pentax 67.
Lenses used were 55mm F4 and 135mm F4 Macro.
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AS I seen portrait is perfect, this slide designed for portrait. Others are not a 6x7 quality.
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Spotmatic wrote:
Like Attila says: the portrait is perfect and I also like the chairs shot, but the other photos are a bit behind.
I see that you used a Canon 450D to "scan" them. I think a real scanner would be a great investment...
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Rodrigo
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| Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2009 8:41 pm Post subject: |
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Rodrigo wrote:
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| I see that you used a Canon 450D to "scan" them. I think a real scanner would be a great investment... |
That's true, and for now, as I'm still a student, I'm not planning on investing on a scanner because they're still a bit expensive (and not that good)
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Attila wrote:
Close subject like cheers what is a great picture indeed, easy target for any camera even for half frame, compact digital etc. Big thing is gather lights and capture enough details from long distance with normal or wide lenses. In my experience benefits from medium format start at longer distance shoots. Perhaps nothing wrong with other shoots, just need to scan them on real scanner and we will see awesome output.
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Rodrigo
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Rodrigo wrote:
Indeed, just looking for the slides at light, they look very impressive.
But my scanning method doesn't catch that 
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trifox wrote:
Hi Rodrigo --
I do the same even though the scanner is better
-- please, use a piece of tape for BOTH sides of your slides...
It helps!
And you'll be fine!
NIce pictures -- and KEEP IT UP!
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Great portrait indeed !
Cheers
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PaulC wrote:
The Epson V500 scanner would give excellent results from a MF slide and it really isn't very expensive.
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Rodrigo wrote:
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| The Epson V500 scanner would give excellent results from a MF slide and it really isn't very expensive. |
That's relative
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