Hi!
I have recently finished my still life project. 10 shots on 8x10 camera and lot of money gone. These are my last images taken on a color film. The lens was Tessar 360mm, Carl Zeiss Jena. Soon, I will present my handcolored images taken on Rollei Ortho, just for comparison. Scanned on Scanmate 5000 drum scanner, about 500-600Mb files. These are really high resolution images!
www.anton-arte.com
As I promised, I am showing my handcolored images. 8x10 Color costs a fortune, developing is a risky. Thank you Kodak, thank you Fuji!
8x10 Rollei Ortho.
The same shot handcolored. 2 Hours of work, Wacom tablet.
Ektar for comparison.
www.anton-arte.com
I like your hand colored one and rollei the best. Those look great. Not sure what the difference in lighting is but those look excellent to me.
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"There is little or no ‘reality’ in the blacks, grays and whites of either the informational or expressive black-and-white image" -Ansel Adams
I too like your hand-painted version best.
By being less realistic, it has more feeling.
All I can say is WOW! Your hand coloured prints are beautiful.
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Eric Rose
www.ericrose.com
I don't play the piano, I don't have a beard and I listen to AC/DC in the darkroom. I have no hope as a photographer.
Really great stuff! Love the labels on the bottles too.
All lovely but for me the Rollei Ortho one is stand out superb.
I cast my vote for the hand colored image as well. I presume the print was not as warm-toned as the uncolored version immediately above it?
"I love my Verito lens, but I always have to sharpen everything in Photoshop..."
Is it "hand colored", or is it "colorized" in the computer?
There is a tremendous difference between the two processes.
clearly colorized, as he mentions a wacom tablet, I think.
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