Ive used a film
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matt gravy

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Wednesday 19th April 2006
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Seasider

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Wednesday 19th April 2006
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The buttons are blurred in the 1st one...


matt gravy

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Wednesday 19th April 2006
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Seasider said:
The buttons are blurred in the 1st one...




no cable release

poah

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258 months

Wednesday 19th April 2006
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I've got some ilford delta 400 that I use from time to time with an EOS5. the thing that struck me first was the DOF you get with a FF camera compared to a crop. I did most of it with manual and flash. was really pleased with the results.

Andy M

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289 months

Wednesday 19th April 2006
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Love the colours in the first picture, but the horse in the third looks underexposed on my monitor (is it?).

I'd love to do some shooting in medium format but know 99.9% of my shots would end up in the bin.

V6GTO

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272 months

Wednesday 19th April 2006
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I hate you banana...since we talked this afternoon I went out and did 100 Euros in cold blood on b&w film to put through my EOS 1N And that was after I found a couple of rolls of XP2 in my old camera bag!

Martin.

LongQ

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Thursday 20th April 2006
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Bright and loud ... or more subtle shades ...

bananagravy

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Thursday 20th April 2006
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Andy M said:
Love the colours in the first picture, but the horse in the third looks underexposed on my monitor (is it?).

I'd love to do some shooting in medium format but know 99.9% of my shots would end up in the bin.


I was trying to go for a semil silhouette lookbut hey...

I dont think you would end up throwing them in the bin, unless you load the film backwards like i did! Its quite easy to use a light meter for exposure and an exercise worth doing to really get you thinking about the shot you want to take

Matt

Andy M

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Thursday 20th April 2006
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bananagravy said:
I was trying to go for a semil silhouette lookbut hey...

I dont think you would end up throwing them in the bin, unless you load the film backwards like i did! Its quite easy to use a light meter for exposure and an exercise worth doing to really get you thinking about the shot you want to take

Matt


Trust me, I'm pap when it comes to photography - all the gear no idea etc etc I may well give it a bash in the summer when I have more time available.

Can you see yourself using film on any of your car shoots (non studio)?

YAHOO

341 posts

306 months

Thursday 20th April 2006
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Film the new way foward dig for work film for personal

dcw@pr

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273 months

Thursday 20th April 2006
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Andy M said:
Trust me, I'm pap when it comes to photography - all the gear no idea


join the club

matt, i like the 2nd pic, nice toning. btw, whats the deal with that room, it doesn't seem to have changed since i first saw it!

matt gravy

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Friday 21st April 2006
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dcw@pr said:
btw, whats the deal with that room, it doesn't seem to have changed since i first saw it!


I ask myself this question every day.

matt gravy

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Friday 21st April 2006
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YAHOO said:
Film the new way foward dig for work film for personal


There is some merit in this...Ive just bought another 4 films. Unfortunately I forgot to buy crap ones again, so im lumbered with fuji stuff

V6GTO

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272 months

Friday 21st April 2006
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Crikey...you've changed your name more times than most of the people on the Costa del Crime...and that's a lot!

Martin.

bananagravy

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Friday 21st April 2006
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its because i keep using different pootas oops.