Hey Polyglot,
Thanks for the heads up on vuescan. What's weird is that i used the adjustement histogram and even though mine works quite clumsily, the black and white points were set. I'm telling you: something wrong happens..
Someone suggested somewhere that one could/should use the color neg to scan the B&W negs too, i don't know. Definitely i can't shoot the picture again, she's back in Spain
Luke79: may i suggest something in PS: use the clone tool set to lightness. You select a skin tone that you like close to the hotspot as a reference and then correct the hotspot. Usually, it looks very natural and it's easy to do
thank you very much guys for your help, i will try that and practice, really nice !!!
Twin self-portraits taken this afternoon with a Kodak 2D 8x10, a 15" f/4 B&L Petzval and expired Kodak Low Contrast Aerial Duplicating Film (SO-277) at EI 1.5. The film is cut from a 400 foot roll that is 6.6" wide. I left the ragged cut ends and taped corners visible in the scans.
These were shot with the patented WIFE™ shutter. The WIFE™ shutter is akin to the Galli™ shutter in that it utilizes a 5x7 dark slide as the shutter blade, but the similarity ends there. These are two different images (I got up to replace the dark slide and turn the film holder around between shots) and the WIFE™ shutter was surprisingly consistent with both exposures of around 1/2 sec. each.
Not sure what I was going for here, but it was fun to mess around before I had to mow the grass which I did immediately afterward.
Jonathan
Where do you get one of those WIFE shutters. Mine can't stand to go out shooting with me and would rather have root canal than help out. Would this be similar to a GIRLFRIEND shutter?
It is a well known issue with a wife shutter that it may go bananas when in proximity to a Girlfriend shutter, thus requiring both to need a very expensive CLA usually involving jewelry...Would this be similar to a GIRLFRIEND shutter?...
nn
GIRLFRIEND shutters tend to work best in a short period of time after acquisition. By the time you get a WIFE shutter, it might be useless for photographic purposes. If you however have a working and reliable WIFE shutter, make sure to hold on to it.
I second the question: How do I find a WIFE shutter?
Michael
I have a "HUBBY" shutter sometimes....but I prefer to be BEHIND the camera...much less scary for those that may view the image later LOL
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