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I first thought I'd clone away the dot at the upper right, but it was a black bird circling the castle :huh: Shot from under an umbrella in rain.

 

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M7 APO-Summicron-M 50/2 Ilford Pan F Plus Iso 50

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Rolleiflex T, Tmax 400

 

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Nikon FM3A, 85/2, Fuji Superia 200

 

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King's College Chapel, Cambridge

 

M4, 35 Summaron 2.8, XP2

John welcome to our thread  :)

and glad to see you here with this picture

Great b&w tonality with beautiful black and grey shade

Nice structure of stone

Thanks for sharing

Ah the mythic M4

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Henry

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Just got myself a little scanner this morning...

 

first test with a slide, cannot recall the film used on a Hexar AF shot a few years ago in Saana Yemen:

 

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In Saana. by JM__, on Flickr

 

and got my M2 and M4-P fixed as well :-)

 

Cheers, JM

A great picture Jean Marc

dangerous countries currently

what scan ? Nikon ?

Thanks for sharing

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Henry

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You tell me that Henry loses his head but what I like about this picture is the color first

and after that the bokeh with its many colorful round spots in background  :)

and you ?

 

 

Fuji Sup-Leica M7-50 Summilux Asph

 

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A great picture Jean Marc

dangerous countries currently

what scan ? Nikon ?

Thanks for sharing

Best

Henry

 

Thanks Doc Henry !

 

Yes, rather difficult times these days on Planet Earth...

 

I had worked  in Yemen with an NGO a few years ago. 

 

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Video class by _JM_, on Flickr

 

Tri-X on Horizon 202

 

Just bought the Nikon Coolscan V ED yesterday. Have loads of scanning to do and keep me busy for a while...

 

Best regards, Jean-Marc.

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Thanks Doc Henry !

 

Yes, rather difficult times these days on Planet Earth...

 

I had worked  in Yemen with an NGO a few years ago. 

 

9804041345_cbf21226bf_b.jpg

Video class by _JM_, on Flickr

 

Tri-X on Horizon 202

 

Just bought the Nikon Coolscan V ED yesterday. Have loads of scanning to do and keep me busy for a while...

 

Best regards, Jean-Marc.

 

Very interesting, Jean Marc. I envy your diverse world travel experience.

 

 

 

 

I was looking into the prism finder for my SWC, I opted for the 6X6 Voigtlander Angle Finder instead....thinking I'd be using it more often.  I carry my SWC around with me a fair amount and usually shooting in un-controlled scenarios most of the time.   The angle finder gets me some pretty cool street perspectives without having to crouch, slouch, twist my neck, or get my knees and clothes dirty.   For the un-controlled scenarios, I zone focus; for larger, deeper, landscapes I've just used hyper-focal focusing.  I love this camera, such a joy to hold and shoot, but a little tricky to get used to.  I've gotten a lot better at judging distance to subject the more I use it. It definitely takes a little time to get used to having no focus/metering visuals.  

Thanks for the insights, Marc. I have seen that voightlander finder before but never tried it.

I do much more controlled situation shooting with my swc and in cases in which the focusing has significant foreground will tend to just go ahead and use the prism finder. I initially used an old NC-2 and have just bought an RMFX 180, which is light as a feather and gives a view that is not flipped vertically (though it is flipped horizontally). The clarty of the old NC-2 is a bit better in my experience although the weight difference of the RMFX is quite substantial.

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Have been out of the thread for a while but should have some new stuff shortly. In the meantime, a few also-rans from recent rolls.

 

 

Peterhouse (just down the road from John's recent photo)

 

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Ickworth House in Suffolk.

 

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Lost glove on the Osmington Drove in Dorset

 

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Glastonbury Tor

 

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Wattsy

 

I particularly enjoy "Peterhouse" and "Glastonbury Tor". 

The overflowing light in the first one is delicious, and the windswept color of the gowns in the second well communicates the general atmosphere I remember from Glastonbury Tor. One can hardly imagine nowadays that Glastonbury was once a place of pilgrimmage comparable to Santiago de Compostela...

 

Rgds

 

C.

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Have been out of the thread for a while but should have some new stuff shortly. In the meantime, a few also-rans from recent rolls.

 

 

Peterhouse (just down the road from John's recent photo)

 

MA002569-w.jpg

 

 

Ickworth House in Suffolk.

 

MA002588-w.jpg

 

 

Lost glove on the Osmington Drove in Dorset

 

MA002645-w.jpg

 

 

Glastonbury Tor

 

MA002690-w.jpg

The last one is the highlight!!!!

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Thanks Doc Henry !

 

Yes, rather difficult times these days on Planet Earth...

 

I had worked  in Yemen with an NGO a few years ago. 

 

9804041345_cbf21226bf_b.jpg

Video class by _JM_, on Flickr

 

Tri-X on Horizon 202

 

Just bought the Nikon Coolscan V ED yesterday. Have loads of scanning to do and keep me busy for a while...

 

Best regards, Jean-Marc.

 

Jean-Marc,not much time to go to the forum these days to answer you.

Just post two photos yesterday

Thanks for your answer

The coolscan V is excellent. I have one too

As I did not want to spend more money for photo software , I do not use Vuescan

or Silver Fast and it works on my PC with Nikon software

I seek simplicity and a good value for money  :)

Picture you posted above in Sanaa is fine IMO

Best

Henry

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