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A few more Fuji B&W out of camera shots
Posted:
Sun Oct 28, 2012 3:47 pm
by Matt. K
Cat in a shop window.
Amelie
On the bus
In the gallery
Re: A few more Fuji B&W out of camera shots
Posted:
Sun Oct 28, 2012 5:22 pm
by Remorhaz
The gallery is interesting - almost like they are looking at "nothing" or searching for the artwork
and lolcats
Re: A few more Fuji B&W out of camera shots
Posted:
Sun Oct 28, 2012 6:01 pm
by Reschsmooth
Love the last.
Re: A few more Fuji B&W out of camera shots
Posted:
Sun Oct 28, 2012 9:25 pm
by aim54x
Incredible stuff...I would prefer a bit more contrast and grit...but beautiful tones all the same
A few more Fuji B&W out of camera shots
Posted:
Sun Oct 28, 2012 11:14 pm
by chrisk
I like the last one very much. Kinda similar to Cameron in this, the monos look a little flat to my eyes. You may like them that way though, it's just a preference I suppose.
Something you said on this forum a long time ago that caught my attention; we were talking about film vs digital and you said digital had a way of being too smooth and the viewer slips right off them cos there's nothing for the eyes to grip onto...or something like that anyway. lol well the mono reproduction in these shots reminds me of that comment.
Re: A few more Fuji B&W out of camera shots
Posted:
Wed Nov 07, 2012 2:28 pm
by Matt. K
I agree with you Rooz. Having made a couple of prints with a tad more bite they do look a lot better. I'm still coming to grips with these files and need to spend a little more time playing around with them. The prints look as good as anything I've ever pulled out of a developing tray and I can see me going down this road more often in the future.
Thanks for the comments.
A few more Fuji B&W out of camera shots
Posted:
Wed Nov 07, 2012 4:08 pm
by chrisk
Matt. K wrote:I agree with you Rooz. Having made a couple of prints with a tad more bite they do look a lot better. I'm still coming to grips with these files and need to spend a little more time playing around with them. The prints look as good as anything I've ever pulled out of a developing tray and I can see me going down this road more often in the future.
Thanks for the comments.
Mines on its way. Looking forward to it.