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Portra 400. I love the natural colors from this film, no post processing necessary!

 

Sunny, exactly my experience too with Kodak Portra !

 

No need post-processing as digital from the DNG-RAW.

A good shooting with a good camera equipped with a good lightmeter gives

a nice picture free of correction without "hacking" with photo software :angry:  which can distort the

image and the original color ! This is what I keep saying when I compare digital and film !

This is also what I see with my Kodak Portra photos  . So I agree with what Sunny said

and I am also pleased to hear this remark.

 

Yes very nice color I agree in your Portra 400 picture specially the rose, blue and green colors !

In addition you have the grain for the sand of the beach !

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Henry

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I can compare the Leica S with 70mm vs Leica R8 with 50mm :)

 

Or Leica R8 with 28mm and Leica S with 35mm etc.

 

The Leica S has GREAT colours! I love it, but there is nothing that gets close to the dynamic range in the highlights of film! 

 

Jip thank you for your reply.

Great colors yes but real color like film ?

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Sunny, exactly my experience too with Kodak Portra !

 

No need post-processing as digital from the DNG-RAW.

A good shooting with a good camera equipped with a good lightmeter gives

a nice picture free of correction without "hacking" with photo software :angry:  which can distort the

image and the original color ! This is what I keep saying when I compare digital and film !

This is also what I see with my Kodak Portra photos  . So I agree with what Sunny said

and I am also pleased to hear this remark.

 

Yes very nice color I agree in your Portra 400 picture specially the rose, blue and green colors !

In addition you have the grain for the sand of the beach !

Thanks for posting

Henry

 

As I just said to Sunny , it's similar with Kodachrome , here one picture without correction

scanned with Nikon Coolscan 5000 in Tiff and post in Jpeg

 

 

again for red of Kodak . Your comment ?

 

 

Leicaflex SL-Extension tubes-90 Elmar-Tripod

Kodachrome 64 , the last slide developed by US Wayne Lab

Uncropped

 

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another Kodachrome 64

 

 

Same camera lens as above

No equivalent in digital IMO

 

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No correction  :)

 

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Same remark with Fuji Velvia 50 , without correction , not need

 

 

Leicaflex SL-135 Elmar-Ext.tube

Nikon Coolscan V in Tiff > Jpeg for post

 

 

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Red and Purple ......

 

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Canon T80, Canon AC 35-70, Agfa Vista Plus 200 (the 1£ a roll film)

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Robin's Egg Blue

 

At Appomattox Courthouse National Park they have set up period appropriate canon and limbers to designate the area where Lee surrendered Confederate artillery to Grant. I could not resist a closer inspection....and found this:

 

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M3, 50 Summicron DR, Fuji 400H

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Some more shots with the Minilux. Two weeks ago we spend some time in Wernigerode (Harz) and I took my sons to a hike in the woods:

 

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Minilux - Cinestill 800T

 

 

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Another shot from the woods:

 

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Minilux - Cinestill 800T

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One of my favorite models:

 

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Minilux - Cinestill 800T

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Robin's Egg Blue

 

At Appomattox Courthouse National Park they have set up period appropriate canon and limbers to designate the area where Lee surrendered Confederate artillery to Grant. I could not resist a closer inspection....and found this:

 

attachicon.gifimage92893-2.JPG

 

M3, 50 Summicron DR, Fuji 400H

 

It's a cannon that has not known the war for a long time and it is much better

I like the egg in the cannon :)

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Some more shots with the Minilux. Two weeks ago we spend some time in Wernigerode (Harz) and I took my sons to a hike in the woods:

 

attachicon.gifBild-1-15.jpg

 

Minilux - Cinestill 800T

 

James  it's Cinestill 800 . Very beautiful color, vivid as I like

 

One of my favorite models:

 

attachicon.gifBild-1-16.jpg

 

Minilux - Cinestill 800T

 

...  and you are right . Lovely portrait and what a beautiful color . :) 

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I read what You said about my wife's photo and told her. As she's French, her English isn't good enough but she told me to say thanks to all of You for Your compliments.

As some of You did post some boat pictures, here is one I shot with my Leica IIIf in January, in La Rochelle, France.

Simply a souvenir picture, but I love boats and ships.

 

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Some pages ago there where some pictures of the Berlin Wall, which brought back memories of an exiting time. I'm unaware, if I showed the following pic on this thread before, so it may be a repeat. It shows the Berlin Wall at the later "East Side Gallery" in 1990. As you can see, the painting came just to life:

 

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Can't remember the camera or the film, probably a simple P&S with ORWO film

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I read what You said about my wife's photo and told her. As she's French, her English isn't good enough but she told me to say thanks to all of You for Your compliments.

As some of You did post some boat pictures, here is one I shot with my Leica IIIf in January, in La Rochelle, France.

Simply a souvenir picture, but I love boats and ships.

 

attachicon.gifWeb.Leica IIIf Bateau La Rochelle janv.2017.jpg

 

You like boat JM , me too :)

 

 

Kodak Portra 160-Leica R8-35-70 Vario Elmar

Nikon Coolscan V

 

Danang VN

2015

 

 

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