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GLS

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How do you set the grad with a rangefinder? Just guesstimate?
 

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Gougane Barra, County Cork, Ireland. Take with Praktica MTL50 with Helios lens, Ilford Delta 400 developed in D76 1+1 @20C for 14 mins.
 

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chuckroast said:
Thanks. I find that the print has more depth and a better "look" to it than the screen image but I may be imagining things.
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You probably aren't.
 

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Jim Peterson said:
Nice composition. I have the same set up and would like to add the 65mm LA lens someday. It sure is a capable landscape camera system, but takes a commitment to tote around.
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Thanks,
65mm LA is the perfect lens, much better then 50 mm. But I've sold RZ fnd bought Bronica GS1 it's smaller and lighter, lenses 65/4 ,100/3,5, 150/4, 200/4.5 are very sharp and well made.
 

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On its way to the final darkroom print. Perkeo ll/Tmax 100/print on Ilford WT in Ethol LPD
 

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Linhof Technikardan S45 | Schneider-Kreuznach Apo-Symmar L 5.6/150 | Heliopan CPL | LEE ProGlass 0.6 medium GND | Provia 100F

Dark Peak by atomstitcher, on Flickr
 
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@GLS These are both really nice. My brain has stuck in the rut of going back and forth and trying to decide which tones (film) I find more pleasing. I'm leaning towards the Provia image.

I'm viewing these on a very modest LG monitor btw.
 

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MTGseattle said:
@GLS These are both really nice. My brain has stuck in the rut of going back and forth and trying to decide which tones (film) I find more pleasing. I'm leaning towards the Provia image.

I'm viewing these on a very modest LG monitor btw.
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Thanks. For colour work I tend to prefer slides too, if the scene contrast permits. The above was pushing that boundary.

The Ladybower scene was also on the edge, but I did in fact expose two sheets of Velvia 50 for it. Afterwards I realised I'd forgotten to compensate for the CPL, so those shots were 1 stop underexposed and of course unusable as a result. I had more Velvia with me but didn't want to throw good money after bad, so settled with the Ektar backup.

Also, FYI I have updated the frame for the Ladybower scene on Flickr with improved colour correction (the original still had a slight green-cyan cast) so best to look at it there. Same for the Velvia image above that (too blue). I would update the embedded old versions here, but the forum software won't allow editing of posts past a certain age. Eventually the embedded cached images will fail to load I expect.
 
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Bandon, Oregon. Black and White Conversion. Provia 100F. Polarizer plus Split ND soft grad. Mamiya 7ii, 65 mm
 
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König Laurin Wand, Val di Fassa, Dolomites
Leica, 28mm, Kodak Tmax100, yellow filter
Print on Foma 132 in LPD
 

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2 images with opposing views, same location from back in August. Not my preferred medium (digital, sony a6000) but you use the tools you have with you. I plan to go back in the next week for some proper fall colors. Located on the Cumberland Plateau between Crossville and Knoxville.


 
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