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My latest Fuji RMS with Hasselblad in London
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At last I got my latest Fuji RMS E6 film processed and can show a few taken in London in July with Hasselblad lenses. I rated the film at 50 ASA and used an 81A filter this time but original slides were still blue. I had to correct in FastStone Image Viewer as I would in the Darkroom using filters in the Enlarger.
Tourist shot from Jubilee Bridge with 180mm f4 CFi Sonnar T*

Old Bloke and Tourist on South Bank, River Thames : 80mm f2.8 CFE Planar T*

River Thames with a Polariser Filter and 180mm f4 Cfi Sonnar T* --it was dens-- next time more allowance for filter

RAF Memorial on Thames North Bank : 180mm f4 Cfi Sonnar T*


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Apparently nobody else has recovered from being rendered speechless. These are really stunning results!


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Yes, wonderful old timey vintage look. You couldn't even tell what year these were shot if it wasn't for the man with the camcorder and modern clothes. Smile


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Excellent. Was the sun high in the sky in No.1?


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Regards No 1 --- it was taken at 1115 hrs as you can see on the famous 'Big Ben Clock Tower' -- now named the 'Elizabeth Tower' so the Sun was fairly HIGH in the sky. I cannot get there very early as the train fares are much more expensive before 0930 hrs so I wait until then before setting out,


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Well done!


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Beautiful. Gotta love medium format e6. Smile