payasam
a.k.a. Mukul Dube
Sorry, you Evil Old Man, she's happily married. Her older daughter was married last year, but I can send the younger one your e-mail address.
Roland, what was the equipment used for these pictures? RF or SLR?
Roland, what was the equipment used for these pictures? RF or SLR?
alexraise
underwater
Konica 3200
Konica 3200
I got a roll of very expired Konica 3200 (120) from ebay and tried it on a dark beach. It wasn't nearly as bad as I had read about.
Finding more has proven all but impossible, however.
Konica 3200
I got a roll of very expired Konica 3200 (120) from ebay and tried it on a dark beach. It wasn't nearly as bad as I had read about.
Finding more has proven all but impossible, however.
Juan Valdenebro
Truth is beauty
Just passing... On last spring I compared fast color film. The only one I use now is Portra800, both in 35mm & 120. Rest of the color I do is slide. I remember Superia1600 was horrible even well exposed, talking about color and grain, and its 1600 is a joke... It's less than 800. I'm afraid. 800 Fuji films are OK, but for skins, Kodak's 800 is more what I "see" under different lights, both with and without warming filter.
I shoot Portra800 at 640. With a fast lens, it shoots everything! Also, this film is more tolerant to underexposure: you won't have it muddy and grainy just because of half stop or one stop under... Sometimes I shoot it at 1200 and ask for a push2 and works! It was designed for that, as one kodak worker commented long ago in a photo.net thread.
Hope this helps!
I shoot Portra800 at 640. With a fast lens, it shoots everything! Also, this film is more tolerant to underexposure: you won't have it muddy and grainy just because of half stop or one stop under... Sometimes I shoot it at 1200 and ask for a push2 and works! It was designed for that, as one kodak worker commented long ago in a photo.net thread.
Hope this helps!