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Well, I’m waiting on fresh chemistry to be delivered this week. 👍 

So, since the postings of recent weeks has slowed, I will share the judicious use of an ND filter when shooting wide-open.😃

 E43 50 Summilux V1, 3-stop ND Filter

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Drawing time

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M10 with 50 Summilux v3

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Spring is here! Finally, we can get out and walk comfortably in the downtown square of our little town and exercise our cameras.😃

Our County courthouse is an example of gothic architecture. 
 

M2/50Summilux, Acros II 100, D-X:

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The downtown square is busy all time no matter the weather or season, but the tourists and local retirees who play checkers/chess are fair weather folks. 

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It was a dark and stormy night.

Morning arrived as it usually does and I was able to grab a pause in between storms to get a low light image of our our old weathered bench.

Leica M2, 50 Summilux, Acros II, DD-X

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The light in my little Leica Cave is special. 

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What do grandparents do when the grandkids are grown teenagers and no longer visit? 

Some of us photograph memories of not so long ago.

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    ...M6 +50/1.4 pre-asph Summilux (11114), Ilford FP4 souped in either D76 or ID11, c. 1991. I very rarely shoot colour and definitely prefer the output from my Mandler (11114) to my kick-ass Karbe (11891). The ensuing prints from the 11114 and V35 + 50 Focotar-2 are, for me, the right balance of sharpness, flatness of field, distortion and aberration correction, contrast, AND tonality. YMMV. Naturally.

 

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      ...another example from the relatable 11114, this time from 2002:

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Making chocolate cookies

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M10 with 50 Summilux v3 @ f/1.4

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M10 with 50 Summilux v3 @ f/2.8

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Rubik my beloved.   (Sorry about the "snows" 😔 Can anyone tell me how to get rid of them?)

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Leica M6/50mm Summilux E46 BP.  Wide-open.  Fomapan 400 in XTOL.  Scanned with Minolta KM5400.

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3 hours ago, yossi said:

(Sorry about the "snows" 😔 Can anyone tell me how to get rid of them?)

Which image processing program do you use? Here I have used the Photoshop Dust & Scratches filter, and for the biggest spots I used the Healing brush tool. It took me a couple of minutes.

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8 hours ago, evikne said:

>>Which image processing program do you use? Here I have used the Photoshop Dust & Scratches filter, and for the biggest spots I used the Healing brush tool. It took me a couple of minutes.

@evikne Wow! That's amazing!  Thanks so much for the tips.

I am from the stone age and hardly do post processing, but I do have a PS CS5 installed on my Late 2012 Mac Mini though :D  I just check and yes, there is a a Dust & Scratches filter in there.  I will figure out how to use it.  (Btw I have found a good tutorial to use this filter effectively:  A Better Way to Remove Dust & Scratches with Photoshop )

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M10, Summilux-M 1:1.4/50 v3

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M10 | E46 | f/2

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M10 | E46 | f/5.6

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Portra 800 & 50:1.4 v3, first colour developing at home which I thoroughly enjoyed ! 

 

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1 hour ago, grahamc said:

Portra 800 & 50:1.4 v3, first colour developing at home which I thoroughly enjoyed ! 

 

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I’ve never done color developing, but looks like you did a fine job of it!

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