And then another test shot, but with the incomparable Cooke PS945
And then another test shot, but with the incomparable Cooke PS945
Indoor natural light, exposure to 1 second, thank you!
Indoor natural light, exposure to 1 second, thank you!Originally Posted by Carl J
Very, very nice. Lighting and exposure details?? More to come I hope?
If nothing else, it makes Ben/Sergei's stuff look good and it's practice for my girls and me. Still got a ways to go before I'm happy, but I'll keep refining. My girls can handle 1/30 second exposures for posing with the mortensen basic lighting with metal reflector, but not 1/2 second as done with the weaker and bigger illuminating softbox modeling light here. The other photo where her hands were in a better position was motion blurred!
1/2s on tmy2 8x10, 16" B&L Sigmar portrait lens.
img849 by philbrookjason, on Flickr
TimelessIf nothing else, it makes Ben/Sergei's stuff look good and it's practice for my girls and me. Still got a ways to go before I'm happy, but I'll keep refining. My girls can handle 1/30 second exposures for posing with the mortensen basic lighting with metal reflector, but not 1/2 second as done with the weaker and bigger illuminating softbox modeling light here. The other photo where her hands were in a better position was motion blurred!
1/2s on tmy2 8x10, 16" B&L Sigmar portrait lens.
"WOW! Now thats a big camera. By the way, how many megapixels is that thing?"
Beautiful, Jason; a photo that will only get more valuable to you with time.
jp that's classic!
Thanks guys, I'll try a few more sheets of film this weekend.
Jason, i still like it - technically perfect or not. Kids are great subjects.
And to add one more into february pile
8x10 xray, Vitax #4.
Hand coloring (yes, for first time in my life i attempted to turn b&w into coloured print)
Thoughts by Sergei Rodionov, on Flickr
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