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05-23-2008
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I know this may be out of the question, but can we post images from an Epson RD-1? Considering besides the external apperance and overall function they are similar in some ways at least...
If so i've got a few to share if you'd like. They're a few of my "fun takes" (though some are nice i think) from a few outings while studying abroad in France.
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05-23-2008
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Here you go again Ned ... surfing the crest of the wave created by your own controversial nature ... I love it and it makes this forum really crackle at times!
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05-23-2008
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JBF, please do share!
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05-25-2008
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Another from the same day... same kinda shooting-while-driving stuff.
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05-26-2008
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heh one can always do shoot m8 while driving  wonderful colors btw. due to your pp, it looks more like film. good work |
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05-26-2008
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heh one can always do shoot m8 while driving wonderful colors btw. due to your pp, it looks more like film. good work |
More like film, huh?
Here's another one...
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05-27-2008
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Ned, this one too. I guess that one who did get used with the color film look, can always create that look in digital PP without much hassle. But it becomes much trickier with such images when you shot at day time like your two first pictures so all depends on objects btw. You have push so much contrast that almost only mid tones are left. It is what we have to deal with linear curve. But M8 would be awesome at gray, rainy weather, lol
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05-28-2008
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The hypersensitive user named NB23 completely misread post #4, believing Jaap was criticizing a photo post.
If you reread the post carefully you will come to the conclusion that Jaap was talking about process.
Next time I suggest NB23 read before hurling aggression at our long-standing members.
It's bad form.
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05-28-2008
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Kevin and jaapv clearly misread my post where I make it a point to shoot the M8 like film and where I prefer skipping the process. At least when the M8 is implied.
Getting lectured on something that is NOT the subject of this post (and on something that is my job) did, indeed, upset me.
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05-28-2008
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Quote:
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Kevin and jaapv clearly misread my post where I make it a point to shoot the M8 like film and where I prefer skipping the process. At least when the M8 is implied.
Getting lectured on something that is NOT the subject of this post (and on something that is my job) did, indeed, upset me.
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Lol, they didn't miss it ... they just clarified that shooting like film still involves post-processing. Its called the darkroom. If you're gonna cross-analogy the two worlds, then at least include all the steps.
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05-28-2008
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Quote:
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Lol, they didn't miss it ... they just clarified that shooting like film still involves post-processing. Its called the darkroom. If you're gonna cross-analogy the two worlds, then at least include all the steps.
This thread is fantastic ... I loved it.
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It's called the lightroom, right? Darkroom is for negatives.
But what's the problem with my first pic? A dust in the sky? Jags in a downsized picture? Really worth going Anal? |
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05-31-2008
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05-31-2008
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Jaap V; I clicked on your link- your 'bird and cloud' shot is wonderful.
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05-31-2008
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Erik5; I'm taking my hat off to you; they're lovely.
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05-31-2008
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NB 23- the shot with the guy in the green 'hat' is tremedous. Is that M8 too?
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05-31-2008
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tremendous, that is.
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05-31-2008
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Great stuff erik... You should post more often
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05-31-2008
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Thanks Jodorowski.
Yes, it's the M8 of course.
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05-31-2008
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Yeah, unhealthy place for sure. It's in a car bodyshop and those guys are always smoking and drunk or so they seem to be (maybe because of the fumes?)... But it's always fun to visit them, the "real people"...
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05-31-2008
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I think it's dust mixed with fluo lighting... which makes green... But yeah, it's toxic.
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06-01-2008
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06-01-2008
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06-01-2008
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Some great shots there Erik! Quite a few new ones i havnt seen! |
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06-01-2008
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... likes film.
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Lots of really good photos here !! I really enjoyed watching these Keep posting guys !! |
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06-01-2008
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great pics, jbf; love them
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