divewizard
perspicaz
Fuji GSW690II, Fujichrome Velvia 50, UV filter, tripod, PCV scan
©2011 Chris Grossman
©2011 Chris Grossman
Mister E
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What's a PCV scan?
divewizard
perspicaz
Click on the Precision Camera and Video ad at the upper left.
PCStudio
Established
Fuji RF and straight line of Horizon was too difficult for me 
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to: divewizard - very good resizing btw
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to: divewizard - very good resizing btw
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divewizard
perspicaz
Fuji RF and straight line of Horizon was too difficult for me
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to: divewizard - very good resizing btw
Thanks!
I set the shots up on a tripod with a ball head and a bubble level in the cold/hot shoe. However they are almost never perfect and usually require 0.1º to 0.3º of horizon leveling in ACDSee Pro. I also use ACDSee Pro to do all of my editing and resizing.
Chris
mattgatesphoto
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We Wait at the Water by Matt Gates
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Luna
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Yes indeedy.
divewizard
perspicaz
Re: divewizard
I had a same technique with Fuji like yours.
But with small viewfinder and my eyeglases - shooting " Up " or " Down" - to keep that damn level straight - ain't easy
Cheers
I had a much harder time until I bought a good tripod and ball head.
This is my Fuji GSW690II with a Henjar D-004 Arca Plate on a Induro AT313 tripod with a Really Right Stuff BH55 Ball Head and Arca Mount
divewizard
perspicaz
We Wait at the Water by Matt Gates
Matt,
What kind of camera did you use? Did you use a flash?
Spencer Wells
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PCStudio
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Re: Spenser Wells
Sunset went just fine
but bungalow has a huge distortion
Sunset went just fine
but bungalow has a huge distortion
hans voralberg
Veteran
That's some weird distortion though (if it is). Why is everything else straight and the roof is slumped like that? May be it really is like that?
neelin
Established
Tie joist failure...mid house rafters dropping at the peak, pushing out on the walls. Doesn't happen where the end walls keep the rafters in place.
divewizard
perspicaz
I agree. It's a sagging roof, not a distorted lens.
mattgatesphoto
Member
I use a Mamiya Super 23. No I did not use flash. It was "golden hour" light.
KenR
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Great photo by Mattgatephoto! I just read "Jack London, Photographer" - that photo looks like it came straight out of the book from the 1920's.
mattgatesphoto
Member
MikeL
Go Fish
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sorry guys
It is not about a roof
................. right side window and upper left house / second row/
like 3D
visible quite well here
http://www.flickr.com/photos/fybix/5668121871/
Regards
PCStudio, he's using the 100mm, not the 65mm (in your flickr link). It is about a roof.
visionners
Member
Velvia 50 with home developpement
dotur
od karnevala
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Lignofot (DIY project), Symmar 5.6/150, old Rada 6x9 film back
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Lignofot (DIY project), Symmar 5.6/150, old Rada 6x9 film back
0532dot2011 by dotur, on Flickr
0531dot2011 by dotur, on Flickr
0530dot2011 by dotur, on Flickr