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[Pali K]

Wow, Bryan that came out amazing! Looking forward to seeing what else you shot.

Pali

[Corran]

Thanks Pali! Loved all your vacation shots btw, just haven't been posting since I was only on my phone for 2 weeks .

[Pali K]

Alvord Desert, Oregon.
Df, Zeiss 21/2.8
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Tuco, all of these and the B&W version are spectacular photos. I particularly like the creativity behind the lamp photos- it came out awesome!

Pali

[Pali K]

Thank you Bryan! I have two more rolls to scan so there is more coming soon. I switched over to Evertsmart Pro for scanning to "speed" up the process.

Pali

[chassis]

Flew home yesterday. Was too excited to go to bed so I developed a batch of my T-Max 100 35mm films and threw one on the scanner before bed. Woke up this morning and got to work - here's a saguaro at Picacho Peak.

Bessa R2S, Nikkor 35mm f/1.8, TMX, FX-39:

Looks great Bryan. Familiar TMX feel.

[Peter De Smidt]

[chassis]

Very rich Peter! Colors, composition, lighting and feeling are great. Would mind sharing the tech details (lens, film/digital)?

[tuco]

Tuco, all of these and the B&W version are spectacular photos.

Pali

Thanks. It was a fun trip.

[tuco]

Really nice, Peter. It looks like they turned on every light in the house.

[Peter De Smidt]

Very rich Peter! Colors, composition, lighting and feeling are great. Would mind sharing the tech details (lens, film/digital)?

Thanks, Chassis! The setup was a Nikon D600 with a 24mm AF-D Nikkor. A Camranger + tablet was used to control the camera. I started with an ambient bracket. After that, I use a Cheetah Light CL-600x with a remote head to light up various areas/rooms that weren't bright enough. The CL-600x was in a shoulder bag. It was connected to a hand-holdable extension head with a 7" Bowens reflector covered with a 1/2 CTO gel. When I got too far from the camera for the Camranger to work, I used Pocket Wizards to fire everything off with.

Thanks, Tuco. Yes, they did.