The first has some lovely colours and I really like the art instalation silhouette. Fantastic alien sky!
The reason why I'm seriously considering another Fuji GW690...
North-Chesterman-Sunset by andysnapper1, on Flickr
Blimey Richard.....do you mean you just went and bought one this morning?
One from last Saturday when me and young Snap Jnr went to try and get some shots for his A level togging. He was on the digi so I thought I would shoot the free roll of ISO400 b&w that I was given at WY Cameras. There were many problems with this film which I shall share later but there were a couple of shots I liked. Here's one of them. F100/24-85mm/Unknown b&w film.
Line-Out-1 by andysnapper1, on Flickr
Cheers
Andy
Lovely shot - the book looks absolutely gorgeous too!
Scott, really like all of those, lovely sharp monochromes that to me show beauty in the mundane. The glass on the little Lomo looks to be very nice indeed.
Andy that looks strange and isn't something that is easily explained if it is on all the negs. I have had horizontal lines as a result of the spiral, but a vertical line is less easy to account for?? If you use Lightroom a gradient Filter from the left might be able to correct it a little, just a thought.Here's the straight off the scanner shot.
Line-Out-1-original by andysnapper1, on Flickr
Quite a lot of the negs are like this, an ideas?
Andy
Here's the straight off the scanner shot.
Line-Out-1-original by andysnapper1, on Flickr
Quite a lot of the negs are like this, an ideas?
Andy
Lovely as always, RJ.
Are you manually inputting all your exif data from a shot log, btw?
Thanks!
Fortunately, I am not manually embedding the exif data into every photograph. I use an iPhone app called PhotoExif to log my shooting data and then automatically apply the data to the photos once they're on the computer using PhotoExif's companion desktop app.
Clever! Thanks, I'll have a look at that. (SQ-A+80mm bought off eBay yesterday, by the way. Can't wait for it to arrive now)
Cheers!Yep! Enjoy the SQ-A!
It does indeed - I use it and find it very helpful for tagging EXIF info into shotsEdit: For us Android users, it looks like Exif4Film does the same thing
Here's the straight off the scanner shot.
Line-Out-1-original by andysnapper1, on Flickr
Quite a lot of the negs are like this, an ideas?
Andy