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    Re: The Value of a Fine Print?

    No need to write. The Gaussian noise filter is pre-installed. :D
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    Re: The Value of a Fine Print?

    Photography is also a philosophical discipline. If you cannot put something special into your photos, then the technique is irrelevant, unless the technique helps highlight your philosophy. No one...
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    Re: hong kong source for view camera lens

    Shops on the Nathan road are well known for extremely aggresive marketing. If you decide to buy whatever, make sure you keep the item in sight. It can happen that when you open the box at home, the...
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    Re: What to do with my images?

    Is it possible to search photos registered with the US Copyright Office? Just used the search function at copyright.gov, tried a few well known names and nothing came up (other than some books with...
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    Re: Photography&Arts blogs

    Must say, the search function on this web site is not the best one. The thread above is the result #118 if you search for "blog".
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    Photography&Arts blogs

    Do you read or write any? Any interesting ones?
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    Re: Photo from 1918

    Looks more like 3,000 men to me rather than 18,000.
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    Re: Gregory Crewdson on CBS Sunday Morning

    His most expensive photo on Sothebys sold for $169k, that is a collection of 12 different photos attached to a single board. There are some that sold for $60-70k. And quite a few that sold for...
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    Re: So, if limited editions are used to....

    Professional = a person not participating in the LF forum, due to the lack of time

    Amateur = a person participating in the LF forum, usually on the daily, in some cases on the hourly basis
    ...
  10. Re: European wanting to order film in the U.S., but fear of x-rays

    I ordered from B&H several times and had it shipped to Germany. No problems whatsoever. Shipped by UPS, I think, the handling fee was small.
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    Re: Online presentation

    Does not work with Linux.:mad:
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    Re: Presenting LF photos in Internet. How?

    This is not an imaginary problem. That is why someone invested time&effort to come up with a tool such as Zoomify. I guess, one only needs a few hours to write a script that can download a whole...
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    Re: Presenting LF photos in Internet. How?

    Ole, is this is a challenge?

    I dont like Zoomify because it shows the whole picture, not only because it can potentially get stolen, but also because it does not direct the viewer.
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    Presenting LF photos in Internet. How?

    LF photography is largely unknown to the public. To show a LF photo in Internet would require to upload at least a 50-100 MB file, if some jpeg compression is applied. Many just upload a small jpeg,...
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    Re: Web Marketing

    I do not see a problem with your web site. It offers enough information and functionality. What exactly is your business plan? Many people run websites only to get some commercial work for magazines...
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    Re: Insurance value of photos?

    What is the price of a photo that didnt sell yet? My guess would be that if a photo does not have a well established market value, the insurance company would only refund replacement costs.
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    Re: 1st photo project - comments appreciated

    Nice work. A tiny bit of perspective correction/rotation could be applied to the "Atrium" photos.
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    Re: Drum scanning in Germany?

    I really have a problem to find something under 100€. A Flextight scan can cost as much as 100€ in Germany. A drum scan at one of the top places can cost as much as 200€, i.e. almost 300USD at the...
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    Drum scanning in Germany?

    I am looking for a lab in Germany that would scan my 4x5s on a drum scanner AND that would do it cheap, i.e. well below 100€ per scan including all the taxes. Scan specification: 2400dpi, 8bit, Adobe...
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    Re: Canham DLC 45 vs Wista 45SP

    You should also consider wooden cameras. They do not look all that serious, people have doubts about their functionality and therefore you might avoid paying for photo permits. Once I attempted to...
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    Re: Gursky Giant Prints Technique

    Some Gursky photos have very little detail. Some of the photos are actually made of two pieces glued together, i.e. printed in stripes that got assembled together. Prints up to 180 x 306cm can be...
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    Re: Bye, bye, Adorama

    In 2003 I bought a "demo" Hasselblad XPan from Adorama. I had to pay extra 140€ to have it repaired. The lens cap was missing; had to buy a new one. I had to wait 2 month for the center filter. My...
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    Re: Problems with photographic competitions!

    Avoid competitions. Competitions require that someone will be able to recognize potential of your photos from small jpegs or very small prints. Such people are very rare. Even more rare are people...
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    Re: Martin Parr interview

    Interesting that Parr says that there will always be a niche market for film because photographers such as e.g. Gursky will always be using film. I saw the current exhibition of Gursky in München and...
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    Re: Strange calibration (?) problem with PS

    It never happened to me that converting to sRGB would be a better option than converting into the monitor profile. If you want to have your photos correctly diplayed on a monitor, you have to convert...
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    Re: Strange calibration (?) problem with PS

    Convert into your monitor profile (as created by your calibration tool). That should make the photos look OK at least on your monitor.
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    Re: Spotmeter - the first and only one.

    I would only buy a lightmeter that can do all; i.e. both incident and spot metering with a possibility of flash metering. You only want to carry one lightmeter with you. I would only consider one of...
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    Re: Crowd shots: how ?

    Why dont you ask Vitali directly? He is a member of this forum. And let us then know what he said.
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    Re: how about a picture post?

    My photos:

    www.martindrozda.com
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    Re: Edward Weston? What am I missing?

    The ability to communicate feelings and emotions makes a photo for me. I am afraid, in this case the goal was to create an aesthetically and technically perfect photo of a pepper. I feel nothing...
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    Re: Edward Weston? What am I missing?

    If I just imagine how much time Weston spent looking for the right pepper... Imagination!? What imagination do you mean? The type that is being taught at universities right now or 100 years ago? How...
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    Re: Edward Weston? What am I missing?

    You are not missing anything at all. In my opinion, well executed photos of boring objects. He redid what was done before in painting; no originality or striking philosophy here. I guess books and...
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    Re: Kodak slide 4x5 film advice needed

    I assume that you will print digitally. Your photoshop abilities are more important than small differences in films. Choose a low contrast film. To fix a blue cast in shadows takes about 2 seconds to...
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    Re: First 4x5 fotos...

    ...I just have to be carefull
    You will first find out how careful you were when you pay for drum scanning and/or you have the photo enlarged. You can buy a decent head for 100€.

    But if you are...
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    Re: First 4x5 fotos...

    ...novoflex ballhed (though I would prefere a pan-tilt head intead)
    Well, you remember my Bogen pan&tilt head (with bubble levels) that I showed you the other day.
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    Re: First 4x5 fotos...

    Finally some tangible artistic results. Congratulations! ;)
    How much do you charge for a print? :)
  37. Re: reasonable 120 - 135 lens for Tachihara 4x5 GF

    Drum scanning in Bratislava, Slovakia - 500SK = 13,50 Euro per 4x5" sheet. Flat bed scanners are usually only good for preview work.
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    When do you stop asking questions and show us some photos? :=)
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    I think you get get a 4x5" E6 slide developped for 95 SK and C41 for 55 SK in Slovakia. That is 2.50 and 1.50 Euro, respectivelly. And the service quality is equal or better than in Germany ;)
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    Congratulations to your new camera ;)
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