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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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This was shot from one of the walkways up to the Narikala fortress. The Tbilisi Central Mosque is in the foreground and the Tabor Monastery on the hilltop.

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This was shot from one of the walkways up to the Narikala fortress. The Tbilisi Central Mosque is in the foreground and the Tabor Monastery on the hilltop.

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This is a really nice shot. Do you happen to remember the exposure time? I tried some long exposures while on vacation lately, unfortunately I have to wait for some days more to get my films back from the lab. So far I only got one roll developed, it seems C41 is the easiest job for the lab. 

Meanwhile you may guess where we made a stopover on our way back home :)

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Am 19.7.2019 um 23:03 schrieb leitna:

very good as always but the skin is in my oppinion too grey ... i miss white 😉

 

thanks a lot for your advise! I have to check the original. Do not know whether it is the effect of the light coming from the right side.

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Thank you very much, James. Hmm, good question. I normally don't remember details like that. I'm happy if I can remember which lens I used, age no doubt :rolleyes: This was from my first visit in October last year and I was pretty much shooting hit or miss in terms of exposure for the night-time shots, bracketing etc. The mosque's bright tower and facade lighting was the main challenge. I seem to remember experimenting with between 1 to 6 seconds and think this may have been at 1 or 2 secs.

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This is a really nice shot. Do you happen to remember the exposure time? I tried some long exposures while on vacation lately, unfortunately I have to wait for some days more to get my films back from the lab. So far I only got one roll developed, it seems C41 is the easiest job for the lab. 

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Wow what colours! Is this part of a quarry? I notice the filename - do you merge several images when you digitise 120 film?

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Here's a closer look at the mosque.

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1 hour ago, philipus said:

Wow what colours! Is this part of a quarry? I notice the filename - do you merge several images when you digitise 120 film?

 

Yes, it is part of an old limestone quarry. They're quite common here. In particular this place is now a park with an open air theater for events and concerts.

The scan is a single image from a Sony a5100 and a Nikkor 55/3.5 micro. I've tried merging more images in the past but the resulting file size is huge. It is also true that with medium format it is not possible to saturate the 24 mpx of the sensor because of the aspect ratio, but 645 is quite similar to 3:2, so the resulting mage is not too bad and it is around 19 mpx. I would probably merge images in case of 6x6 or 6x7.

 

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The Fox Inn, Castle Corfe village.  M7, 50mm Summilux-M ASPH, Acros100, Rodinal.

 

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On 7/6/2019 at 11:21 AM, Steve Ricoh said:

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Superb. 

Can’t decide if I would prefer the lamp post vertical or not - on reflection I think you’ve nailed it as is! Well done  

 

 

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Albers Color Field Study
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Lovely Keith. And the Fox inn is, unexpectedly, dog friendly too :)

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The Fox Inn, Castle Corfe village.  M7, 50mm Summilux-M ASPH, Acros100, Rodinal.

 

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Thank you very much, Antonio. This is one of the reasons I've so far stayed away from digitising though I realise that it might be the future of film scanning. It definitely seems that 55 Nikkor is as good as I have read it's supposed to be. Very sharp indeed across the field.

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Yes, it is part of an old limestone quarry. They're quite common here. In particular this place is now a park with an open air theater for events and concerts.

The scan is a single image from a Sony a5100 and a Nikkor 55/3.5 micro. I've tried merging more images in the past but the resulting file size is huge. It is also true that with medium format it is not possible to saturate the 24 mpx of the sensor because of the aspect ratio, but 645 is quite similar to 3:2, so the resulting mage is not too bad and it is around 19 mpx. I would probably merge images in case of 6x6 or 6x7.

 

Such a terrific combo, Rog. Homage to the square meets Victory Boogie Woogie meet Happy Island!

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Albers Color Field Study
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Happy Bauhaus 100th Birthday! Johannes Itten & Josef Albers

 

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