safe haven for tiny formats

[Ari]

Oh, right, forgot where I was for a moment.
Great shot, nonetheless.

[Jan Pedersen]

Another one from Sunday morning, a little more drama in this one.

[Scott Schroeder]

Lego

[jcoldslabs]

Someday I'll get a real digital camera. You know, the kind that lets you choose an aperture and shutter speed and everything!




Jonathan

[mdm]

My old slow battery hog very cheap Olympus made beautiful subtle jpegs, compared to my newer more manual and raw capable Panasonic. Dont go there. A camera is only camera.

[jcoldslabs]

A camera is only camera.

I get that, but I do wish I had more manual control over this particular camera's settings. I shoot so little digital that I haven't bothered to upgrade. Yet.

J.

[Patrick13]

My first half-way not horrible image from a camera I just finished fixing up and a darkroom that's a work in progress, welcome to what we call "winter" here in SoCal.

It's a snapshot and not what I'd call real photography but I'd love to get some feedback from technical and artistic points of view to give me ideas on my way forwards. I feel so out of my league after seeing the work here!



1962 Century Graphic with Schneider-Kreuznach 1:2.8/80 with the 120 back for 6x9 negatives.
Arista EDU Ultra 400 and Xtol 1:1 @ 70deg + 7:00 minutes with pre-soak and initial agitation + 5 inversions each minute.
The digital processing was to "scan" the negative with my DSLR, invert, apply a gentle S curve and unsharp mask.

[goamules]

I bought a Fuji X-E1 camera during the Thanksgiving sales. I learned the settings and took a walk to take some first photos this morning at sunrise.
With Pen-F 25/F4:

[goamules]

One more, with a Pen-F 50-90 zoom:

[Peter Gomena]

Nice, Garrett. Three people I know have those cameras and I've been very impressed with the image quality. I'm going to have to save my pennies.