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nice portrait
Nice job, he is really a 130 now?Quote:
Originally Posted by mdarnton
Kidding. :)
What was the lens?
very nice portrait
i need try green x-ray
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Originally Posted by mdarnton
Thanks.
Randy, the lens is a 17" Copying Ektanon, f10 at f16.
I am really liking what x-ray film does for skin tones, though it perhaps shows too much--skin inconsistencies pop right out. However, learning retouching is also on my calendar.
Testing Agfa HDR-C mammo film. Shot with incandescent light. Parodinal 12 min. Toyo 45C, Schneider 210 Simmar S, f.8.
Having problems cutting the 18x24 sheet in the dark. Lots of scratches here. Difficult to find a safelight in the local market.
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Originally Posted by mdarnton
that is VERY good result
WOW...I was trying to decide if I wanted to try some X film but this and SergeiR's work make me say yes!
Hi! This is a print from the negative or a digital output?
[QUOTE=mdarnton;1185327]Shot today. 8x10, Fuji Green in D23, 1:6, 12 min.
Just trying to be a 1965-vintage studio portrait photographer . . . .
Check out red LED lights - about $20. Work for me and X-ray film.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ricardo de Oliveira
I put a light pad* on the floor, and shot the neg on it with a Nikon D300 and 55/3.5 Micro-Nikkor. There's more resolution in the neg than that brought out, and possibly a bit of vibration in my copying setup, which isn't the same as the one I use for 35mm. I'm hoping there will be a V700/750/800/850 scanner under the Christmas tree this year so I can scan 8x10 negs, of which I have made only a couple, so far.
* http://www.amazon.com/Huion-Inches-A.../dp/B00J3NRAV2