Very nice! What's your take on using Portra 400 vs. Astia? Did you carry around both and pick them for the scene at hand?
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Very nice! What's your take on using Portra 400 vs. Astia? Did you carry around both and pick them for the scene at hand?
Thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by appletree
I had both with me, yes. I shot all 60 sheets of Astia I'd brought with me and about 100 sheets of Portra 400. I used Astia for what I'd call conventionally pretty landscapes (unless the brightness range seemed too high) and Portra for everything else. In the case of "Sankaber Sunset" I shot it on both Astia and Portra because I suspected that the sky wouldn't have much color/detail on Astia while still maintaining shadow detail, and I was right - I ended up going with the Portra version.Quote:
Originally Posted by fishbulb
BeautifulQuote:
Originally Posted by EOTS
Thanks Holden!Quote:
Originally Posted by Holdenrichards
Awesome shots, Isaac!Quote:
Originally Posted by RHITMrB
Great sense of depth!
Best regards,
Martin
Indeed!Quote:
Originally Posted by Holdenrichards
Renato
@martin
super !!!
Thanks! That means a lot coming from you.Quote:
Originally Posted by EOTS
FK 13x18
industar 51 210mm
f: 4,5
Exposure time 2sek
overdue glass plates 13x18cm
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on first cracked emulsion and my fingerprints
Very interesting. Any idea how old the plates are?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kurshpetow
Ernemann Globus with Koilos shuter
Goerz Berlin Doppel Anastigmat 180 mm
f: 6,8
Exposure time 4sek
overdue technikal film "Tasma" 13x18cm
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