Jamie123
Veteran
Really? I used LTI when I was in NY and although they were not rude to me I don't think they were particularly nice. The place has no soul.
A photographer I know who used to live in NY recommended The Small Darkroom (http://www.smalldarkroom.com). They seem to be a bit more expensive than LTI, though.
John NYC
Established
Yes, really. I have only had great experiences there. The main guy in there is great. He greets me by name when I walk in... and started doing that after only my second time in.
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John NYC
Established
I just looked and this lab you mention doesn't appear to do E6 processing. I shoot mainly E6 when I shoot 8x10. When I asked the main guy at LTI when they would give it up, he said they'd be the last lab to go in NYC.
RedLion
Come to the Faire
Gf670
Gf670
Shot a roll of velvia last week at the Morikami Japanese gardens.
Will post my 6x7 shots as soon as they come back from Walmart.
Joe
Gf670
Shot a roll of velvia last week at the Morikami Japanese gardens.
Will post my 6x7 shots as soon as they come back from Walmart.
Joe
RedLion
Come to the Faire
first shots with Fuji GF670
first shots with Fuji GF670
got my film back from Walmart. Shot Fuji Velvia and asked for prints, but looks like they won't do prints for me from slide film.
One thing about the slides, though. The contrast seems to be very high. Perhaps this is due to using slide film in bright sunlight, but I wonder if this is compounded by my cheap Canon 9000F scanner's limited dynamic range?
Joe
first shots with Fuji GF670
got my film back from Walmart. Shot Fuji Velvia and asked for prints, but looks like they won't do prints for me from slide film.
One thing about the slides, though. The contrast seems to be very high. Perhaps this is due to using slide film in bright sunlight, but I wonder if this is compounded by my cheap Canon 9000F scanner's limited dynamic range?
Joe
Sal Santamaura
Member
It's Velvia! If you don't want cartoon color and high contrast, I'd suggest using a film more attuned to reality.
Astia is a good choice:
http://www.freestylephoto.biz/02302508-Fujichrome-Astia-100F-100-iso-120-size-RAP100F-5-pack
Pete B
Well-known
I've been pleased with the new Portra400. You can dial in as much contrast as you like in PP. These are witha C330F http://www.rangefinderforum.com/forums/showpost.php?p=1653266&postcount=998
Pete
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imush
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Photon42
burn the box
^ (imush) love the two BW shots. Great tonality, wonderful light.
Ivo
Ivo
mel
Established
Stunning photos, imush.
Fotohuis
Well-known
C.V. Bessa III 667 with Fuji Reala 100:
goo0h
Well-known
keep the samples coming! I'm still trying to decide about getting one.
Steve M.
Veteran
I think it has the best contemporary lens in modern photography, from the web shots I've seen. Sure is a big camera though. I bet they could have made it much smaller if they had stopped at 6x6. Best of luck w/ the new camera.
Fotohuis
Well-known
Odessa, opera building. Reala 100:
Photon42
burn the box
Generations:
Zurich, Buerkliplatz.
Zurich, Buerkliplatz.
Dana B.
Well-known
Dana B.
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Dana B.
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samuelphoto
Established
Beautiful!
Beautiful!
Dana, all three of these are beautiful: composition, tonality, detail. What film and processing did you use? It is images like these that make this camera so special. Great work!
Beautiful!
Dana, all three of these are beautiful: composition, tonality, detail. What film and processing did you use? It is images like these that make this camera so special. Great work!
Dana B.
Well-known
Many thanks. I used Tri-X, HC-110 B, 4.5 mins at 68* F. Love this camera, though I'm afraid I may have a small light leak, and have sent it into Fuji USA for a fix.