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ddp · 11/20/06, 04:33 PM

Brent, it's actually the 35 lux Aspherical (v.1)I have, but from what I have heard, the fingerprints are very, very similar.

It really comes down to texture as you noted. Digital can be creamy or hi-def looking...but film gives you velvet sometimes. As some like to say, horses for courses.

norbertnl · 11/20/06, 06:52 PM

Dan, I specially like the two last shots. The more I photograph in colour, the more I prefer the subtle light inside buildings or vehicles or at the beginning/end of the day to direct sunlight during the day. The old railway material looks awesome....

Best regards,
Norbert

ddp · 11/20/06, 07:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by andybarton

Do you do your own scanning?

Andy, I usually take care of the scanning on my end. In this case, these were scanned at the time of developing by my lab. I was more than satisfied by the results.

zanydave · 11/20/06, 08:25 PM

I don't know how I missed these but Dan, you have excellent vision.
These are great.

Dave

wda · 11/20/06, 09:32 PM

Dan, thank you for showing this fascinating series of pictures. I can just imagine the wonderful scope for subjects at that location.

David

pemayeux · 11/24/06, 10:30 PM

All I can say is WOW! I'm catching up on all the threads I have not seen and this just blows me away. The texture, colors and sharpness is outstanding. Great series!.

davidmires · 11/26/06, 06:33 AM

I really like #8. Beautiful.

11/20/06, 04:33 PM	#21 (permalink)
ddp Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 09/27/02 Location: Northern NJ Posts: 891	Re: Steamtown Brent, it's actually the 35 lux Aspherical (v.1)I have, but from what I have heard, the fingerprints are very, very similar. It really comes down to texture as you noted. Digital can be creamy or hi-def looking...but film gives you velvet sometimes. As some like to say, horses for courses. __________________ http://www.flickr.com/photos/hirevimaging/ http://hirevimaging.blogspot.com/

11/20/06, 06:52 PM	#22 (permalink)
norbertnl Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 06/25/03 Posts: 352	AW: Steamtown Dan, I specially like the two last shots. The more I photograph in colour, the more I prefer the subtle light inside buildings or vehicles or at the beginning/end of the day to direct sunlight during the day. The old railway material looks awesome.... Best regards, Norbert

11/20/06, 08:25 PM	#24 (permalink)
zanydave Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 05/09/06 Location: Wirral Posts: 462	Re: Steamtown I don't know how I missed these but Dan, you have excellent vision. These are great. Dave __________________ If at first you don't succeed, hide all evidence that you tried.

11/20/06, 09:32 PM	#25 (permalink)
wda Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 03/30/05 Posts: 1,132	Re: Steamtown Dan, thank you for showing this fascinating series of pictures. I can just imagine the wonderful scope for subjects at that location. David

11/24/06, 10:30 PM	#26 (permalink)
pemayeux Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 02/22/05 Location: Cottondale, Texas Posts: 488	Re: Steamtown All I can say is WOW! I'm catching up on all the threads I have not seen and this just blows me away. The texture, colors and sharpness is outstanding. Great series!.

11/26/06, 06:33 AM	#27 (permalink)
davidmires Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 02/02/05 Location: over yonder Posts: 309	Re: Steamtown I really like #8. Beautiful.

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