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Nguss, that is quite nice. Did you use a GND filter? Honestly, I haven't ever liked Ektar, but my images never look like that, color-wise and exposure-wise (that is, if you didn't use a GND. Off-hand, I'd assume you would need a 3-stop one for that image?).
What ISO do you rate it at? Someone once told me to try it at ISO 200, which I was hesitant to do.
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interesting composition!
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Thank you all for the really kind comments. I was quite amazed at how it came out personally as the light at the time was not great, so seeing it when I got it back was a nice surprise. I think I missed the best of the light setting up and trying to decide whether to use LF or digital (doh). Corran I rated the film at 100 and used a 2 stop grad to bring the sky down from +4 to +2 (as I thought I would meter it as I would Velvia 100).
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Obersee - Königssee, Germany
Shen Hao HZX-45IIA
Schneider Tele-Xenar 360mm f/5.5
Shanghai 100
This is a stunner! How do you find Shangahi film? I am considering an 8x10 camera and this film seems reasonably priced.
Hmm so far so good, a little flat when developed though. I have had small problems with one of the batches though (random marks on film) So still wouldn't trust it for the all important shots.
That's very helpful, thanks.
Beautiful and dramatic compositions.I love this composition.Beautiful colors and effective. Good luck.Quote:
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Thanks for the information Nguss!
And Joey, nice one! Hope you are doing well.