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M2-R + 50 apo Kentmere 400  ILfotec HC 

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Not sure if I have shown these before --  I had a look at 'My attachments' and they were not there

Philippines, Talisay Market -- M6 + 50mm f2 Summicron. Kodak Ekatchrome  Elite Extra film 

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Potter, M6 + 50mm f2 Summicron, Kodak Ektachrome Elite EXtra film -- taken on a trip with Cebu Images  Camera Club

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Rambutans ; M6 as above

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Roasting 'Lechon' : M6 + German 35mm f1.4 Summilux, Kodak Ektachrome Elite Extra film

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Fish fry is serious work.  MP 28mm ASPH hp5+ @ iso 800  

 

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A few architectural studies from downtown Dallas, with the M6, various lenses and T-Max 100.

The Cambria, a survivor of the Art Deco building period downtown. Now a high-rise residence, back in the late 1980's for about 4 years I worked on the 21st floor in the Trust Department Operations group with Mercantile Bank of Dallas. Captured with the 21mm f3.4 Super Elmar.

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Front facade of the old police headquarters, where Lee Harvey Oswald was murdered by Jack Ruby back in November, 1963. Captured with the 135mm f3.4 APO Telyt-M.

The Majestic Theater, with the 75mm f2.4 Summarit.

Museum Tower, with the 21mm f3.4 Super Elmar. I didn't ponder over this composition very long for fear of the sun burning a hole in the shutter.

Trolley on McKinney Avenue, with the 75mm f2.4 Summarit.

Tucked in between all the high rises, the bell tower of the First United Methodist Church on Ross Avenue, with the 135mm f3.4 APO Telyt.

These next two images I was testing the possible dynamic range with the 21mm f3.4 Super Elmar, exposing fully for the shadows only. The scans were in dng format, allowing me to maximize the minimums and maximums about as much as possible.

 

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Hayfields in winter, Willamette Valley

M5 ZM 28 2.8

 

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On 9/2/2019 at 11:27 AM, Gregm61 said:

A few architectural studies from downtown Dallas, with the M6, various lenses and T-Max 100.

The Cambria, a survivor of the Art Deco building period downtown. Now a high-rise residence, back in the late 1980's for about 4 years I worked on the 21st floor in the Trust Department Operations group with Mercantile Bank of Dallas. Captured with the 21mm f3.4 Super Elmar.

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Front facade of the old police headquarters, where Lee Harvey Oswald was murdered by Jack Ruby back in November, 1963. Captured with the 135mm f3.4 APO Telyt-M.

The Majestic Theater, with the 75mm f2.4 Summarit.

Museum Tower, with the 21mm f3.4 Super Elmar. I didn't ponder over this composition very long for fear of the sun burning a hole in the shutter.

Trolley on McKinney Avenue, with the 75mm f2.4 Summarit.

Tucked in between all the high rises, the bell tower of the First United Methodist Church on Ross Avenue, with the 135mm f3.4 APO Telyt.

These next two images I was testing the possible dynamic range with the 21mm f3.4 Super Elmar, exposing fully for the shadows only. The scans were in dng format, allowing me to maximize the minimums and maximums about as much as possible.

 

Wonderful series!  

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M6, 24mm f3.8 Elmar and Ektar 100 film, the light before the sun.

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MP - 28mm Summaron (LTM) @ f5.6 - Portra 400@800 - Nikon CS5000

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Some shots of Colorado on Tri-X

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M6 | C-Biogon | HP5+

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Santa Monica

Leica M2, 50 Lux ASPH, Ektachrome 100

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Just purchased a Leica MP. Love this camera. Shot my first roll on the weekend, developed and scanned at home. 

Leica MP 35mm Summilux f/1.4 Cinestill 50D

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@mikeamosau That colour is GORGEOUS. What was your dev/scan process? Is that taken with the second-last Summilux?

Thanks so much!

It's shot with the current FLE Summilux. 

As for developing and scanning, I develop with the Cinestill C41 Dev Kit which is nice and simple 2 parts. I use a machine to keep it at 102 degrees F, and then scan using an Epson V850 pro using the Scanfast studio 8 AI software.

 

There is no negafix preset for Cinestill 50D in Scanfast, so I created my own custom one which I have set to match a lot of images I have seen online from this film. I love the colors it produces and want to make sure if I am shooting film, I am preserving the look of the film with minimal digital changes and manipulation. I figure if I am going to bother to shoot film, I want the photos to look like it! 

Thanks again so much!

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September 2019, Toronto.

Leica M3, Leica 50mm Summicron Dual Range, and Kodak Tri-X 400.

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Thought it would be interesting to post a progression of films I shot lately. M7 aperture priority. 1st is tmax100, elamarit-m50, 2nd is trix-400 push to 1600 75/2.5 wide open, 3rd is tmax 3200 75/2.5 wide open “box speed”.  Lightroom with maybe 1/4 stop exposure either way and a tad of the dehaze slider. First pick outside good lighting, last two are inside a convention center with poor lighting. This is just for fun😀, and I know they are small low resolution, but I think you can still tell tonality and grain differences. 

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Leica MP 35mm Summilux f/1.4 FLE with Cinestill 800T. Home developed and scanned. Shot at Bob’s Big Boy Diner in Burbank, CA. Every Friday night they have a great hot rod show. 

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