[PIC_THREAD] Landscapes, Architecture, Seascapes

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DP, that shot of Montana looks remarkably like unigine valley demo. Certainly one heck of a vista.

Finally processed the first film from the 645 AFD. Fuji neopan 400 developed in undiluted D76. (7.5 mins @ 20 degrees)

Red filter with the 35mm f3.5. (21mm equiv) I left the data printed on the bottom in. The F number is missing as the older manual mamiya lenses are uncoupled. (says AV F--- 1/250, 0Ev compensation, S for spot meter and 639 is shot number)
AFD3-Neopan400 by Kyle, on Flickr

Orange filter with the 80mm f1.9 (50mm equiv)
AFD5-Neopan400 by Kyle, on Flickr
 
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Finally processed the first film from the 645 AFD. Fuji neopan 400 developed in undiluted D76. (7.5 mins @ 20 degrees)

Red filter with the 35mm f3.5. (21mm equiv) I left the data printed on the bottom in. The F number is missing as the older manual mamiya lenses are uncoupled. (says AV F--- 1/250, 0Ev compensation, S for spot meter and 639 is shot number)


Orange filter with the 80mm f1.9 (50mm equiv)
, on Flickr

Liking the B&W...... your making me look again at ebay for a Contax645 and phase one P30's etc ....:eek:

How or what you using to scan the negs etc?
 

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Liking the B&W...... your making me look again at ebay for a Contax645 and phase one P30's etc ....:eek:

How or what you using to scan the negs etc?
Originally wanted a contax, but decided since I already had an original mamiya 645 system the lens compatibility swayed me. I'm using an epson V750 pro with vuescan. It came with silverfast too, but I'm yet to try it.
 
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I know you didn't ask for critique so feel free to ignore this post.

I like your last one (form kings Cross), much stronger composition than your other photos above and the processing is better as well IMO. For me personally, the other photos all have a flaw: horizon lines often in a unsatisfying place,either dead center or too high, leading lines and compositon guides end up poiting to no subject (e.g. the first bike photo has veyr strong guide lines lading otu to the edge of the photo where there is nothing, first spider web photo is extremely busy and hard to take in, etc.

Lots of potential though and some nice photos. Just my 2 pence.
 
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Thank you - feedback good or bad is always welcomed :)

The set with the bike in are literally grabbed snaps from recent bike rides when I have my camera in my rucksack, but still no excuse for the composition and I fully accept the PP on those may also be somewhat Marmite.

The Kings Cross roof was one I actually specifically went to take when on a recent trip to London and really need to make an effort to think and compose as a matter of course, which I dont at the moment

Thanks again D.P. much appreciated, cheers :)
 
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I appreciate these aren't as nice as most in here but they are my first attempt at reasonable shots.

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Going back on Monday :)
 
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Picked up my first camera yesterday. Couple of pictures from the dog walk today. Unedited (I find it hard to tell if everyone's have edits or not) but {SAS}TBs look good!

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