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ein Blick ins international Forum lohnt sich......nice light and quite a few stunning shots !

[fotografr]

Extraordinary series, Ron. You got the best out of both the 24 and the Scala. The second one and the overall of the field of Morgans are particularly good.

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[cardinal]

Very nice shots, Ron. I liked that series very much.

[elansprint72]

Ron,

An object-lesson in how to shoot creatively the things going on around a race-meeting. Good use of selective DoF (I thought that was what those "real" Leica lenses were all about ) and superb post-shooting treatment.

 

Cheers,

pete.

[harmsr]

Ron,

 

Great series all around and I also love the vintage look to the photos. Congrats on the photos and I hope the trip was as enjoyable as the photos are good.

 

Best,

 

Ray

[Guest agnoo]

Thanks for all your comments. It was a stress the last days, many, many films, no time and a cold ;-( Now only 2 rolls of Scala left to scan, then - after a week maybe - i can go on with color (E-100GX and some Velvia 100new). Two weeks of holiday with my M always means 2 weeks of scanning. No chance to change that dramatically with the M8, which also needs 1 or 2 weeks of screening and RAW-converting after such a trip (you make more shots with it, compared to slidefilm!).

 

William is a clever guy, shooting on CN and having a perfect pro-lab with good old AGFA-machine (which seems to scan pretty good!) quick pleasure with the prints too, i think. But i´ll always need my slides for wintertime - no beamer can do it like my Pradovit ;-)

 

btw. Something strange happened in my fridge: The stock of SCALAs dropped dramatically to ONLY ONE roll left. I think i should try to get 10 rolls from one of the remaining dealers.

 

Again, thank you, glad to see, that you survived another "vintage-look"-attack

 

Cheers, Ron

[stunsworth]

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I have to disagree about RAW files and digital, it's a different way of working IMHO. You can review the RAW files in a suitable browser - I use iVIew Media Pro - and only convert the ones that interest you. I find I save a _lot_ of time compared to shooting film.

[Guest agnoo]

Steve,

 

i work both ways and for me the screening seems to be faster with slides - in a certain way. Scanning is a different question

 

I´ll tell you later, why.

 

I have to disagree about RAW files and digital, it's a different way of working IMHO. You can review the RAW files in a suitable browser - I use iVIew Media Pro - and only convert the ones that interest you. I find I save a _lot_ of time compared to shooting film.