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Bonjour Henri,   I still prefer black and white film (I use almost no colour). The advantages of digital don’t mean much to me. Seeing instant results is not so useful, since what comes out of a cam

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...   the film thread takes a break :) , may be a nap ,  so I post

 

Kodak TMAX100-Leica MP-50 Summilux Asph

 

... ballad continuation

Keys of love in Paris , keys of love in Danang

on the edge of the River Han , sept 2016

 

black and white not converted from color  :)

 

 

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beautiful, rich B&W Henry.  Thanks for showing what it should look like.

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and in color we have this picture :)

 

 

Leica M7-Kodak Portra 160-Summilux 35 Asph

Portra dev myself

 

which you prefer ?

color for me

 

 

 

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A "purist" in film , no conversion color > b&w

dont need another digital step to convert by photo software

 

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It's the b&w for me Henry - I think it has to do with the composition; not so complicated as the colour shot - in the b&w we have the top, the left, the right, and then the group at the bottom - none of them overpowering, just nicely balanced.

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Finally got around to more developing and printing. :)

These are both Lomo 400 film shot with Olympus Trip 35, developed in Jobo CPE-2 at 100f and printed in a Jobo tube on a Unicolor roller base at 8x10.

Picture #1 is the fog in the morning on the way to work.

Picture #2 is me on the 4th of July this year.

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This is certainly a spectacular photograph. I don't think the exposure could be any better. If it didn't really look that way, it should have. :)

 

That bit of lightning, lower left, on the floor really is spectacular.

 

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Wayne

Wayne - thanks so much for those kind comments.  And I am so pleased that you like that bit on the lower left - it's one of the parts of the pic that, for some reason, holds my attention also. At the time I took the shot I used the Voigtlander II meter on the M4.  I took readings (if you could call it that  :blink: it wasn't as if I had a Pentax Spotmeter in my pocket! ) from the stained glass window, the wood on the staircase bannister, and then the chequerboard floor where the light fell - then i 'averaged' them out.  What that means is that I took a guess and prayed like hell ... 

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Finally got around to more developing and printing. :)

 

These are both Lomo 400 film shot with Olympus Trip 35, developed in Jobo CPE-2 at 100f and printed in a Jobo tube on a Unicolor roller base at 8x10.

 

Picture #1 is the fog in the morning on the way to work.

 

Picture #2 is me on the 4th of July this year.

 

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I love the fog shot for the definition in the foreground - but Man, that selfie takes the cake!  You look like a fun guy.

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Wayne - thanks so much for those kind comments.  And I am so pleased that you like that bit on the lower left - it's one of the parts of the pic that, for some reason, holds my attention also. At the time I took the shot I used the Voigtlander II meter on the M4.  I took readings (if you could call it that  :blink: it wasn't as if I had a Pentax Spotmeter in my pocket! ) from the stained glass window, the wood on the staircase bannister, and then the chequerboard floor where the light fell - then i 'averaged' them out.  What that means is that I took a guess and prayed like hell ...

 

You were in a church after all ... So the praying helped :)

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beautiful, rich B&W Henry.  Thanks for showing what it should look like.

Dan I found the same picture , taken at the same time ,because I want to compare

b&w with color with no conversion.  I'll crop and show you the difference

 

 

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I post again for Dan the color version :)

 

Leica M7-Kodak Portra 160-35 Summilux Asph

 

 

 

Just to compare when converting color  > b&w , you lose or not details

specially in the shadows ... and in addition , when you convert you need

another step of one digitalization (LR or SE) ....

Finally I am right to have 2 cameras one for color and one for b&w :)

 

Thanks for your comment Dan ...do you like now black version or both ? 

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Just a "simple road movie" picture ... inside my humanitarian mission minibus 20°C

(you have vaccines) outside 42°C. You said no "global warming" ?

I said to our driver to be very careful ...

 

 

Kodak Ektar 100 (dev myself)

Leica M7 - 35 Summilux Asph

 

 

 

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"Reflection" theme in Kodak TMAX100 :)

 

MP-50 Summilux Asph

 

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R9, 90/2, Tri-X, HC-110, X1 scans:

 

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Pippa 2017 #12 by chrism229, on Flickr

 

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Trumpet Lilies by chrism229, on Flickr

 

C.

 

Wonderful picture of Pippa ! nice black and grey !

Wow what beautiful skin ! film is great :)

... and "soft" edges and lines of the face !

 

A great capture ... must be print and enlarge Chris

Beautiful lilies in black :)

 

I just want to say you , R9 is great for portrait , landscape and macrophotos with

good Leica lens like your 90mm , it's the must ... and easier to focus in comparison

with M

Thank you for sharing

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Henry

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All my investment for my dose of caffein each day

after my Leica analog and vacuum amplifier :)

Coffee is from my roaster ... not Clooney coffee please

 

 

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Also taken with my MP and M7 not developed yet :)

 

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Finally got around to more developing and printing. :)

 

These are both Lomo 400 film shot with Olympus Trip 35, developed in Jobo CPE-2 at 100f and printed in a Jobo tube on a Unicolor roller base at 8x10.

 

Picture #1 is the fog in the morning on the way to work.

 

Picture #2 is me on the 4th of July this year.

 

35703612524_2b78293c16_c.jpg

 

36538429155_c62d75a9c6_c.jpg

 

I like fog picture and this one is beautiful with the sunset or sunrise ?

Nice color RP

Wow what portrait with Abraham Lincoln ! he's an american I am sure :D

great and nice color too...nice natural grains

Thanks RP

Henry

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Great Wall of China at Mitianyu. This is a part of the Great Wall that has been restored. It is not the most popular site for visitors to Beijing, but is well worth the small extra drive.

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I like fog picture and this one is beautiful with the sunset or sunrise ?

Nice color RP

Wow what portrait with Abraham Lincoln ! he's an american I am sure :D

great and nice color too...nice natural grains

Thanks RP

Henry

 

Thanks Henry!

 

That was sunrise.

 

I had grown that beard for 8 months and right before I cut it off, this is what I did.

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Great Wall of China at Mitianyu. This is a part of the Great Wall that has been restored. It is not the most popular site for visitors to Beijing, but is well worth the small extra drive.

 

Michel splendid picture Contrast and black and white tones are great

Thank you

Henry

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