[Agnostic]

@2deadeyes: nice one

@Milkpowder: thanks! Will see about that shot, I doubt the leaf is still there though

more b&w Fomapan 400 in Diafine, this time with the Pentax MZ-5N:

 

[Wil]

Superb tones Agnostic, i like how the way your development came out!

Raptor, your puppies always seem to have goo goo eyes!

Some shots, Tri-X developed in HC-110b

 

[milkweg]

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Originally Posted by Solid Snake /img/forum/go_quote.gif Wow, is this real? That's absolutely epic...

Looks to me like he used HDR software for that pic. HDR = high dynamic range. You take multiple exposures and then use HDR software to superimpose them on top of each other and makes some fine tuning adjustments and what comes out is a photograph showing a lot more detail and dynamic contrast rangwe than any single photo si able to give you. I have the software to do it but haven't used it much yet. Here's another example of what you can do with HDR software. This is not my pic.

 

[Agnostic]

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Originally Posted by Wil /img/forum/go_quote.gif Superb tones Agnostic, i like how the way your development came out! Raptor, your puppies always seem to have goo goo eyes! Some shots, Tri-X developed in HC-110b

Nice shots as usual. Love the night shot! What combination of film speed/shutter/aperture do you use for night shooting?

 

[krmathis]

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Originally Posted by milkweg /img/forum/go_quote.gif Looks to me like he used HDR software for that pic. HDR = high dynamic range. You take multiple exposures and then use HDR software to superimpose them on top of each other and makes some fine tuning adjustments and what comes out is a photograph showing a lot more detail and dynamic contrast rangwe than any single photo si able to give you. I have the software to do it but haven't used it much yet. Here's another example of what you can do with HDR software. This is not my pic. http://img24.imageshack.us/img24/2702/aust1u.jpg

Awesome picture!

I am going to visit this place (Auschwitz, Poland) in September, and sure will bring the camera. Horrible history though...

 

[Wil]

Agnostic, i usually use Tri-X pushed one stop for night shooting, in combination with a 35mm 1.4 or 35mm 1.2 lens...

Works most of the time!

ISO 800/1.4, 1.2/ shutter speed usually varies from 1/30 - 1/4 in reaaaaally dark places.

But i reckon some neopan 1600 or delta 3200 might work better if u need a faster shutter speed.

 

[fatcat28037]

Where was this takes? I see you're in the UK but the photo looks like Craters of the Moon National Park In Idaho, USA.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3368/...d5eece045b.jpg

 

[Baines93]

Wil, a question.

Do you ride public transport to take pictures? Or do you ride public transport to go places, and take you camera and snap a few?

 

[milkweg]

Saw this woodpecker while out for a walk this morning. Anyone know what kind it is? My zoom lens couldn't get me close enough so had to do some serious cropping to the photo which is why it is not as sharp as it could be.

 

[milkweg]

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Originally Posted by raptor84 /img/forum/go_quote.gif @dork knight wow wonderfully dramtic weather.. @2deadeyes mmm creamy.. Some puppies taken at the shelter recently.. Read more at Stray Pups @ MnM

Very good, and very cute too.

 

[patates]

I'll post some too!

I'll post new ones as I shoot

 

[limpidglitch]

wow. That's some pretty awesome stuff you've got there, patates. Crazy colours on the second one, and I love the last one. Maybe it's the depth, I think I'm a depth-junky.

 

[onform]

some from me. shot in london

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Me getting in amongst it.
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My attempt at infra red photo using the cokin filter.
5.

Thanks for looking

 

[beerguy0]

I believe that is a Yellow-Shafted Flicker.

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Originally Posted by milkweg /img/forum/go_quote.gif Saw this woodpecker while out for a walk this morning. Anyone know what kind it is? My zoom lens couldn't get me close enough so had to do some serious cropping to the photo which is why it is not as sharp as it could be.

 

[ronin74]

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Originally Posted by Wil /img/forum/go_quote.gif Agnostic, i usually use Tri-X pushed one stop for night shooting, in combination with a 35mm 1.4 or 35mm 1.2 lens... Works most of the time! ISO 800/1.4, 1.2/ shutter speed usually varies from 1/30 - 1/4 in reaaaaally dark places. But i reckon some neopan 1600 or delta 3200 might work better if u need a faster shutter speed.

Wil,
You probably already know this, but Delta 3200 is actually rated at 1000, but is designed to be pushed.