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I've considered CAFing out the pole remnants on the left, we'll see.
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The XKCD Larper posted:Good stuff from Ansel Autism and MrBlandAverage too btw... love those long exposures Thanks dude 
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Have you actually considered just shooting MF film? The barrier to entry is pretty low right now
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Why would your lab cut your 120 at all?
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Sludge Tank posted:That's cool. What's the story there? It's on the Bonneville Speedway. I showed up (coincidentally) a day after races were held, saw a blip on the horizon, drove towards it, and found toilets a few minutes before the trucks came to haul them all away.
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^ Your frame edge is showing
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A simple incident meter is a good buy - would have worked wonders in a scene like that. Not as accurate for every situation as a spot meter but once you know how to use one they're dope, I use mine for everything but distant night scenes.
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Sep 12, 2016 05:05
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They're very different methods of metering. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Gossen-Digisix-Light-Meter-MINT-/302069081610
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Benefits of the Digisix: you can slide the incident cover off and it becomes an incident meter, and it meters in insanely dark situations. My expensive Sekonic can't even go as low as the Digisix.
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Sep 12, 2016 22:16
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EV -2 at ISO 400 which would be EV 0 at 100, which seems like a reasonable number If you just pretend the meter is a well-exposed person in your scene, incident is the best
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Yeah, the incident meter is supposed to collect a combination of shadow/highlights that are hitting the dome like it's a face. Learning how to angle one thoughtfully is incredibly useful. Reflective metering is for chumps. Even on a photo without a person I try to imagine there's someone standing in the scene and I hold the meter accordingly.
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pentaxs.com
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Yond Cassius posted:The space available in my fridge for actual food grows smaller and smaller. Somehow I'm not completely sure I mind. How do you shoot your 8x10? I have 18 sheets of astia in my freezer but I'm terrified to shoot it. Box speed? Worried about bellows compensation?
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Sometimes you just gotta set it aside for a while, it's not a skill that's gonna fade away fast because you're not actively working on it. Just take the time you need and come back to a camera when it calls to you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLEXp0JFAcQ bellows lugosi fucked around with this message at 18:01 on Dec 1, 2016 |
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^^ good hands, good garden 'dorkroom aesthetic' shot
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Pentax 67 handle sucks rear end, it'd be nice if they made one with a shutter release on it. "Shutter priority" is a lovely way to shoot. Signed, someone who's shot probably a thousand rolls on a pentax 67
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I know exactly what shutter speed and aperture I want to shoot at. That's why the camera has these convenient dials that let me enter the settings I desire!
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I love adding steps to my photo workflow so I can have a big dick wooden handle to show people I'm a big grown up who's ready for Medium Format.
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I've sanded down a bunch for a kodak duaflex and it works fine
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what makes you want to go to 4x5?
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SMERSH Mouth posted:That was basically what I was thinking when I took it. It's a runoff detention area underneath a county office parking garage, so it is government contractor architecture. so do your own color instead of expecting your lab to do it right
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Mar 19, 2017 02:31
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fastbilly1 posted:
where did your blacks run off to
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May 3, 2017 17:22
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fastbilly1 posted:Good question. It was magic hour and he was wearing blue on blue on blue and threading brown. Photo was not modified in Photoshop, just scanned and uploaded. you should learn to use photoshop instead of trusting your scanner (or a lab) to do the work for you. 
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a probing question: if you're not using the ground glass and all of the benefits it provides (accurate movements, for one): why bother with 4x5?
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