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Solid 18kt Gold :eek:

 

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These last three are all terrific. But I must give the nod to 18k gold. Just a superb pose!

 

Are these all film captures?

 

Jeff,

 

Thank you. I quite like that one too...

 

And yes, all these are film captures.

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I've got to start shooting film again. I just cannot seem to get these rich tones from a digital camera. Are you scanning with an Imacon or some other CCD based device?

 

All my rolls are scanned at a professional lab I use.

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I just love the depth and mood of all these images. Your scanning costs must be through the roof. Here in North America I pay ~ $100 for a 500 MB drum scan of 4x5 or 6x7 film. When I shot 35mm I used a CS 5000, but was not all that pleased with it's handling of B&W film. It was a great transparency scanner though.

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Jeff...Thank you once again.

 

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