Really happy with how this turned out, hard to find compositions where 58mm works...
http://john-sanderson.com/files/Iona_Sm.jpg
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Really happy with how this turned out, hard to find compositions where 58mm works...
http://john-sanderson.com/files/Iona_Sm.jpg
This is truly a fantastic shot, well done!Quote:
Originally Posted by johnmsanderson
Which body and lens and film?
Thanks Pro..
4x5 Ektar 100, 58mm XL w/ center filter, Ebony RW45. About ~8 sec exposure, which blurred the midground waters a bit.
Still trying to figure out why some images look more saturated online than in CS. I convert to sRGB before uploading...
Great, thank you very much!Quote:
Originally Posted by johnmsanderson
In fact i am finding that exposing correct/proper with color films will make it look nice and superb, i have one roll [120] of color, between shot and another even at same time shooting i see differences in colors, my monitor is calibrated, but i really don't know how to calibrate my scanner to have corrected or better results than what i have, i just shoot 2 sheets of Velvia 100F and both gave me amazing colors without more workflow, i would like to use Ektar but the lab in my area told me they don't process C-41 unless i submit minimum 15 sheets which is too too much atm for me, so the only choices i have are Velvia 50 and 100f and E100G.
Good image! Captured the wet nicely! Looks to be the road out to the mouth of the Mattole River (Lighthouse Road).Quote:
Originally Posted by John Hanses
Vaughn
That looks cleaner than my garage will ever be! Nice!!Quote:
Originally Posted by GSX4
I've been away for some time from this thread. Great updates, some very impressive imagery.
I've made a 6 days mountain trip with a friend here in patagonia. Great days, no people at all, mountains, clean and fresh air, huge backpack. Brought a couple of sheets back. Here is one made with my Toyo 45A, Schneider SA90mm f9 lens and Kodak E100g film (CPL+GND used also).
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5252/...1d4cb30f_b.jpg
Beautiful Nicolas! I love the deep blue sky and bright flowers.
Thank you Tyler!
Nico! Buenisimo che. Good work! I really like the shadows on the mountain and the depth of field.