Enjoyable as always Jim.
Enjoyable as always Jim.
Good replies. That's why I throw this stuff out there. Actually Mark's chin and beard trouble me more than the ladies. You get what you get with these. Backing up a foot would have been perhaps a better solution. I haven't made any waterhouse stops for this lens.
Jeeez Jim, anybody who sees these shots will actually think you are a photographer.....LOL.
Great work Jim, you keep doing wonders with these old lenses.
"These wedding portraits are becoming somewhat
of a tradition for my extended family. My gift to
the bride and groom."
And they got exactly what they paid for.
Wilhelm (Sarasota)
Quite lovely, and I'm sure very much appreciated, Jim.
Almost makes it worth getting married...
"I love my Verito lens, but I always have to sharpen everything in Photoshop..."
great stuff. thanks for the post. i am shooting a wedding on the 29th and i will be using an old projection lens with some "smutz" for fun. it should be great. stay tuned.
eddie
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Aside from what has already been mentioned I think the highlights on the man's nose in the first shot could be brought in a bit. Just a little local flash so it matches the others a bit.
Guess we now know!!! Nice photos as usual. Like the VC piece also. Congrats.
Keith Pitman
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