dfoo
Well-known
Great shots! What exposures are you getting at night?
imokruok
Well-known
Fantastic shots. I love the lighting. I swear, there is something about the lights in HK...
funkpilz
Well-known
These are stunning!
Merelyok
Well-known
I was giving these pix another look and i just realised that they have abit of that positive film look about them...really impressive, that Ektar.
Xax
Established
Hey, thanks for the positive comments, they were mostly taken at around 1.1/1.2 - 1.4 and 1/15th to 1/60th. I try to practice breathing techniques and sometimes brace the camera somewhere...
Here are two more:
Here are two more:
Colin Corneau
Colin Corneau
Yup, that's what Hong Kong/China feels like, alright...
Do you rely on the in-camera meter or carry an incident? I have this same combo (just got it) and am curious
Do you rely on the in-camera meter or carry an incident? I have this same combo (just got it) and am curious
ckuang
Established
love your ability to see light. And the scanning is great!
helen.HH
To Light & Love ...
the Ektar ROCKS...I ADORE the 'TAXI' shot
i usually use fuji 800proZ at m=night
but will give the ektar a shot
LOVELY & THANX for posting !!
i usually use fuji 800proZ at m=night
but will give the ektar a shot
LOVELY & THANX for posting !!
Xax
Established
I rather rely on the in-camera meter as I try to be as fast as possible...
But as I am trying to train and study lighting as much as possible due to my job as cinematographer it works out quite well and I am almost always getting the results I want, if I'm not sure, I'll bracket 2 exposures...
But as I am trying to train and study lighting as much as possible due to my job as cinematographer it works out quite well and I am almost always getting the results I want, if I'm not sure, I'll bracket 2 exposures...
Xax
Established
Here are three more from Bangkok:
