Outstanding! Velvia 100?Quote:
Originally Posted by David Lobato
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Outstanding! Velvia 100?Quote:
Originally Posted by David Lobato
When was this taken?
I recently returned from my second trip to Zion National Park and my first exclusively shooting film. My goal for the trip was one good image from the Narrows, and I believe I accomplished that. Thanks for looking!
https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7528/...c66f5c48_o.jpg
90mm, f/45, 2:30 Fuji Velvia 50, polarizer
https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7567/...2b60096e_o.jpg
180mm, f/45, 3:32 Fuji Velvia 50, polarizer
https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7574/...f2d36fb3_o.jpg
90mm, f/45, 3:32 Kodak Ektar 100, polarizer
Bravo in the zone shots
The second one is very good. So is the third! You hit the lighting just right.
No way, this is color negative film of some kind I'm guessing, or E100G maybe but it has that color negative look.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jmarmck
Wow, excellent!Quote:
Originally Posted by skiers4life
What made you choose Ektar100 for the last shot?
I'm impressed you've matched the tones very well.
Also how did you expose? As in how did you choose the exposure, did you spot meter or what? Thanks, excellent.
I usually do not like color but these I have no choice but like them very much.Quote:
Originally Posted by skiers4life
Cheers,
Luc
Outstanding images! Thanks for sharing.Quote:
Originally Posted by skiers4life
Nice series skier4life! The second one has a wonderful flow from foreground to background.
Thanks! For the last one I had to use Ektar because there was too much dynamic range for Fuji Velvia 50. Either the shadows would've been completely black, or the water and the back wall would've been blown out. Ektar handled it just fine. As for metering, for the Velvia shots, I spot metered the brightest part of the white water and placed that value at +2. All the shadows were brighter than -2 so I knew I was good to go. For the Ektar shot, I placed the darkest part of the scene (the columns of rock to the left and right of the glow) at -2. This put the water at +3 and the glow at +2.5ish, which color negative easily handles.Quote:
Originally Posted by StoneNYC