Another nice set. I like the first two the best. The last one really does not say anything to me.
Another nice set. I like the first two the best. The last one really does not say anything to me.
Group 2
4X5 Portra 160VC, Fuji 210-NW
4X5 Portra 160VC, Fuji 125-NW
4X5 Portra 160VC, Schneider Symmar-S 150/5.6
Mel-
Some really good work here, Mel - the last one in particular is very beautiful and holds my attention.
Group 2 I like much better.
More contrast, pop.
The colors are bright and lively.
Thanks very much for the feedback. I've revisited a couple from the first group.
Same as above with a bit of a curve adjustment and 81 filter applied in PS.
This is the same setup as the E100VS, but shot on Velvia 50. A bit of curve and 81 filter added in photoshop. The blue in the velvia shot was much stronger than E100VS version, but the tree had no movement during this 8 second exposure.
Be sure to check out sid's photo
http://www.largeformatphotography.in...1&d=1255733158
Very nice use of color...
Vaughn
Not my photo -- but sid posted it in the landscape thread and I thought those looking here at the color landscapes might not want to miss it.
Except for a 120 roll back on 4x5, I have never done LF color.
Vaughn
Capitol Reef, October 2009
Cropped from 4X5
Schneider 150 Symmar-S, Kodak E100G.
Were you standing next to me, the guy who was wondering whether 150mm is too wide for the scene?Originally Posted by mrladewig
Capitol Reef, October 2009
Cropped from 4X5
Schneider 150 Symmar-S, Kodak E100G.
Came out really nice!
Thanks. I suppose that was me. Did you enjoy the rest of your trip?
I probably should have stayed in Capitol Reef. The colors in the area were awesome. The colors in Zion were not that great at the time I was there, but we would have been very cold at Capitol Reef with the setup we brought and we had the wrong car for the Reef. Oh well, that's the way it goes sometimes.
Mel-
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