post your trees!

[gimenosaiz]

I had to do some work to even out the exposure. Even at f/32 it is obvious the center is about 1.5 to 2 stops brighter than the rest of the photo. A center spot would mean less manipulation in PS or light room. I can 't explain it either, the reds in the trees got more saturated than I had adjusted. Hmmm, guess it is a fact we have to live with. I could soft proof I suppose before exporting to jpg from adobe rgb and see if that helps.

Thank you for the compliments! I am now tossed by which version looks better, the one that is technically color corrected or this one that has the slight colorcast. It was the colorcast that drew me to this version when I was converting it over. Hmmm, guess it will come down to which one moves me more.

Hello!!
I asked you about the center filter because I haven't noticed any falloff with my Nikkor 65 ... Perhaps I'm not aware of it ... so, hehe, I'm happy !
About the versions ... I prefer something in between those you uploaded:-) I think that if you just add a little of contrast and blacks it should be nice ... just my opinion ;-)

Thank you!
Kind regards
Antonio

[gimenosaiz]

Very nice! Did you wet scan? Adjust the focus, use the Epson film holder or a Betterscanning holder? Just curious is all.

Hello!!
Thank you :-)

No, no wet scan. I use the original (and horrible) Epson holders ... No focus adjustment.

Regards!
Antonio

[gimenosaiz]

Hello!

A couple from the same day and place.


rascafría by Antonio Gimeno, on Flickr

Chamonix F1 : Nikkor-M 300/9
Fuji Pro 160NS : Kit Tetenal
Epson V800


rascafría by Antonio Gimeno, on Flickr

Chamonix F1 : Nikkor-M 300/9
Rollei Retro 100: HC-110 (1+37) 7'30"
Epson V800

Regards!
Antonio

[John Layton]

Not sure how to post my pix larger? At any rate...here are some Joshua trees from - you guessed it - Joshua Tree NP!
Layton L-45A, 90mm 6.8 Grandagon-N, FP-4, PMK

[Ulophot]

Nice composition, John.

[Steven Ruttenberg]

Not sure how to post my pix larger? At any rate...here are some Joshua trees from - you guessed it - Joshua Tree NP!
Layton L-45A, 90mm 6.8 Grandagon-N, FP-4, PMK

Get a flickr account, then upload full size there, then click on the image in your photostream, then click share button on lower right. From there choose BBC code copy. Then here click image>from url and paste what you just copied. Then uncheck retrieve from remote file. Be sure when you click the share icon on flickr that you chose the size of the image you want to post up before selecting and copying the BBC code.

[Steven Ruttenberg]

After liking my original image, Peter De Schmidt pointed out a color cast which I hadn't noticed because I liked the way it looked, except for the big tree trunk. Or so I thought. After redoing image from conversion of negative to this, I like this one much better. When you compare to the previous one I posted, it is obvious the cast and flikr makes it worse because for some reason, flikr over saturates images when you upload them. Sharpening was a bit tricky. I did not apply any to the tree trunk as it made it look awful regardless of the amount, but it looks better unsharpened as it is dark to begin with.

[IMG]20181027_0129_Working_201891105 by Steven Ruttenberg, on Flickr[/IMG]

[gimenosaiz]

After liking my original image, Peter De Schmidt pointed out a color cast which I hadn't noticed because I liked the way it looked, except for the big tree trunk. Or so I thought. After redoing image from conversion of negative to this, I like this one much better. When you compare to the previous one I posted, it is obvious the cast and flikr makes it worse because for some reason, flikr over saturates images when you upload them. Sharpening was a bit tricky. I did not apply any to the tree trunk as it made it look awful regardless of the amount, but it looks better unsharpened as it is dark to begin with.

[IMG]20181027_0129_Working_201891105 by Steven Ruttenberg, on Flickr[/IMG]

Hi!!
Congratulations!! In my opinion it has improved a lot!!

Regards
Antonio

[Steven Ruttenberg]

Hi!!
Congratulations!! In my opinion it has improved a lot!!

Thank you.

Regards
Antonio

[JeRuFo]

Maybe there were 10 years ago..