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My hobby of analog photography...It makes you think twice before pressing the button on the camera and despite it is hard work with film development it still gives a lot of fun..Attachment 23529Attachment 23528Attachment 23527Attachment 23526Attachment 23525
Hi Erikas
You have a good eye. Where was this?
Thanks Mick... These are around this place: https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@51.42.../data=!3m1!1e3
You can see (satellite option in google maps) some small dots (poles) and boat shape remains in the sea..Obviously had to wait until sea goes away to take photos:) The last photo taken somewhere near Hastings...
Those are nice, gritty images, with good composition. What camera do you have for mono?
Thanks Graham...I have Hasselblad 500cm, Mamiyac330 and Zenit E plus some glass filters for analog photos...I'm not in to digital photography but bought for my other half Nikon D750 :)Quote:
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I'm full of admiration for anyone who has the patience to go 'old-school' - the results will be worth it ...:)
Thanks for the good words..There are some more...including experiments with expired film and chemicals for film development[IMG][IMG]http://i350.photobucket.com/albums/q...pswt3rwqa5.jpg[/IMG][IMG]http://i350.photobucket.com/albums/q...pszubtnwcv.jpg[/IMG]http://i350.photobucket.com/albums/q...psvjxd5jh4.jpg[/IMG]http://i350.photobucket.com/albums/q...psn8hpdsqv.jpg
And one for audiophiles:))
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I presume that the scratches and dust are deliberate to enhance the "old film" look?
They are real from home made film developing and some from expired chemicals...not so easy to get rid off ..Quote:
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With a little care, you would be surprised.Quote:
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Oh yes...I could get rid of it with film scanning software no probs...but I quite like it as it is:))Quote:
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You don't need film scanning software to get rid of it, you just need to refine your film developing technique. I have been developing film for nigh on 50 years and I have never had dust and scratches on my negatives. You just need to treat the film with care and dry in a dust free environment. Your Hasselblad and Mamiya C330 deserve it.Quote:
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Any photos to show please?Quote:
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That's a pure beauty..can watch analog photos all day long...:wow:
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Thanks for the kind words, Erikas.
What is the camera and glass please?
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Nikon F Plain Prism, Nikon 50mm f2.0 Nikkor-H, Y2 Filter, Agfa-Gevaert motion picture stock rated at 320 ISO in Acufine.
Very nice pics Graham, I especially like the docked ship, but they all invoke some thought! Thanks for sharing!