More Zeiss 50 Planar ZM Color photos

TJV said:
Hey, great photos.
Can you tell me a bit about the Fuji SP-1500 scanner? I've never heard of it before. For the life of me, I can't get scans that look as good as that from negatives with my Nikon 8000ED.
Tim
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I believe that it's the scanning component of a Fuji Frontier mini-lab. Frontiers are mini-lab machines that process, scan and print negs (and digital files). It's something for a photo lab, not home use.
 
Colin,

Thanks so much for sharing. I thoroughly enjoyed your pictorial tour of that part of the world.

Sorry to hear about your scratched negatives, but C-41 negatives do seems to scratch easier. I had the same trouble till I took the time to talk to my local photo lab owner and explain that I shoot a lot of film and would be switching labs or to digital if the quality did not improve, and he would be losing my business. I have never had a scratched negative since. Might be worth your time... I would hate to see you migrate to digital.
 
Those Zeiss lenses sure draw pretty pictures.

Also, fine work with the Luminous Landscape essay. What other work do you have published online other than your flickr?
 
yzblog said:
Hey, it seems to me that your Planar is much better than mine, as mine never takes such great photos :)
Just kidding.

I'm amazed and stunned by your images. I enjoyed this trip to China. Beyond photographic skills you have a fantastic sensivity to your subjects that makes your photos different.

You should make a gallery or slideshow of these pictures somewhere on the web to make it more comfortable to go through.

You will be famous. Keep up the good work.
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Hah....famous....naw...dont care about fame, I just want to keep doing.

I see you are in Budapest, my friends wife is from there, I would give my M6 to spend two weeks wandering around that city....
 
FifthLeaf said:
Those Zeiss lenses sure draw pretty pictures.

Also, fine work with the Luminous Landscape essay. What other work do you have published online other than your flickr?
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I love the Zeiss lenses, always have, even the old "cheap" stuff has a little magic to it. I worked on that LL essay for quite a while and am very relieved to have it online finally :)

nzeeman said:
congratulations colin!!!
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Thanks!

yzblog said:
You're on Luminous Landscape

I told you you'll be famuos :)
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Bah.... :rolleyes:

cjm said:
Colin, congrats on the Luminous Landscape article! Your pictures deserve to be displayed.
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Thanks, I do a lot of image displays, more exhibition gallery stuff though which is where I focus most of my attention on show.
 
le vrai rdu said:
we want more picture avotius :D
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They are coming, I am currently working on a project which will contain a lot of high quality portrait style images shot on Provia 100f with my rangefinder cameras and excellent set of lenses. It may take a few weeks to get everything sorted (I am also in the middle of searching for a new job) and the scans and all that, but in the end I guarantee you all that I will add many images to this thread that will only make the Planar seem all that much more appealing. I have done work with the Zeiss lenses with slide film and the results are a lot different then what I get on negative film, but I realized I have never posted any shots, though most of them I cant because they were shot on jobs, so this next set of images which is my own project will show some interesting things indeed.
 
Lovely, lovely, lovely, Colin!

The pics have a wonderful look to them, almost like transparencies, and you have an eye for telling details. :)

What body are you using, BTW?
 
Sounds like what everybody in the rest of China says about Beijing. :D

Avotius said:
.."chengdu copies everything chongqing does then claims it as their own and they all talk like they are gay" (no offense to gays, its a cultural/dialect thing that bugs chinese people about chengdu)
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kevin m said:
Lovely, lovely, lovely, Colin!

The pics have a wonderful look to them, almost like transparencies, and you have an eye for telling details. :)

What body are you using, BTW?
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Thanks :) when I shot those pictures I was using a bessa r2a, a camera I am starting to use again these days, I love it and use it with my M6, the problem is I wish I could put the two cameras together with their strengths because I dont like having both which do the same thing but in so different ways like this and I want it all in one.
 
kevin m said:
The lifelong quest for the one camera that will do everything. Sigh....! :(:D
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yeah no kidding, seems that camera is called an m7 :X just kidding, I am thinking about selling the R2a and getting an R4a as the next lens I am looking into farther down the road is a zeiss 21 and it would be nice to use the 28 on a camera like that and the 50 on my leica.
 
Avotius said:
Hah....famous....naw...dont care about fame, I just want to keep doing.

I see you are in Budapest, my friends wife is from there, I would give my M6 to spend two weeks wandering around that city....
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I was kidding on the famous thing :)

Anyway, when you come to Budapest, drop me a note, I can help you with some guiding etc.
 
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