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 Nov 14 06 03:23 pm Link my image with the least love  Nov 14 06 03:23 pm Link 41 Nov 14 06 03:23 pm Link Susi wrote: Are you close to KEH? Nov 14 06 03:23 pm Link Susi wrote: Im too scared to buy such items from Ebay. Too risky. Nov 14 06 03:24 pm Link oh I'm having fun looking at old work..  Nov 14 06 03:24 pm Link KM von Seidl wrote: Not really...but I'll pm you when I get serious for advice;-) Nov 14 06 03:24 pm Link  Nov 14 06 03:26 pm Link my opinion could be called biased b/c I'm shooting with John in January but I just adore this picture he took of Envy https://www.modelmayhem.com/pic.php?pid=1577222 Nov 14 06 03:30 pm Link Nov 14 06 03:35 pm Link am i just so old with failing eyesight, or are some of these young whippersnappers posting pics with NO grain showing at all? 'grain' isn't that miniscule amount of extra noise you might get when you set your 20D to asa 800...grain is what you get when you take Tmax 3200 and push it 5 stops.  Nov 14 06 03:35 pm Link One of my own, but is in Sarah's (MM#104661) portfolio. https://www.modelmayhem.com/pic.php?pid=1222837 And I confess, the grains are artificial. The original image was sharp and clear. Nov 14 06 03:37 pm Link I was at a Formula Drift Championship down by the track. It was about 9:00 pm and I was away from the lights of the stands. I spotted this gal talking to her friend about 50ft. away. Something about her caught my eye and I took this shot just as she turned to go. ISO 800 f/5.6 at 1/20. No IS on my 70-200 lens - I just tried my best to be steady. Turned out to be one of my favorite shots of the evening mainly because she's so beautiful.  Nov 14 06 03:45 pm Link Studio Spike wrote: I was thinkin the same thing. Even my images that I posted that do have grain in the original looked clear. Mostly because they are smaller versions. Nov 14 06 03:47 pm Link Studio Spike wrote: No, there's some definite whippersnappery going on.. Nov 14 06 03:54 pm Link  Nov 14 06 04:06 pm Link Wolf189 wrote: Oh dear me, as a sucker for a nice back, seeing a nice back in a cool image WITH grain,well,um,,,yea Nov 14 06 04:09 pm Link i'm obsessed with grain lately - pushing 35mm tri-x to 3200 or so in rodinal. can't post any here just yet.... Nov 14 06 04:13 pm Link  Nov 14 06 04:14 pm Link Nov 14 06 08:14 pm Link   I luvs me sum grain. Nov 14 06 08:56 pm Link I noticed some people don't know the difference between grainy and blurry.... Nov 14 06 08:57 pm Link Jessalyn wrote: -sigh- im so glad im not the only one who saw this... Nov 14 06 09:09 pm Link Hey, can someone explain how to post a pic or link to the thread? Nov 14 06 09:10 pm Link carlo Di Paolo wrote: click on "Quote" on the reply of someone who has an image in their reply. You will see how it is done. Nov 14 06 10:07 pm Link Me when I'm feeling closed in...  Nov 14 06 10:16 pm Link Studio Spike wrote: Exactly what I was thinking. Nov 14 06 10:16 pm Link It's a toss up of two from the last photographer I worked with...and I love the chemical spots too!   Nov 14 06 10:19 pm Link Sinsazia wrote: Too bad you weren't my photo teacher! My negs were always covered with streaks, spots, and dust... Nov 14 06 10:26 pm Link grain - whole wheat. Just put it up last night.  Nov 14 06 10:40 pm Link KM von Seidl wrote: I was going to post this one too but you beat me to your own stuff--By far the nicest shot like this and for grain that I have seen in some time. This is a poster shot. Nov 14 06 10:44 pm Link  I dunno about this one. I'm on the fence. Nov 14 06 11:02 pm Link Jessalyn wrote: Hey! I resemble that comment! Nov 15 06 12:58 am Link hahah my oldschool frame...love it. One of the first pics I ever took.  Nov 15 06 01:08 am Link Cale J Glendening wrote: Nov 15 06 01:12 am Link Mexican American Country singer Tish Hinojosa at Summer Stage, Rumsey Playfield, Central Park, NY. 1990 or so. Ilford FP4 35mm ei: 50 N-1dev. in Ilford Perceptol 1+1  Trish. Mayhem #1754 Ilford FP4 Plus 120 ei 50 N dev. in Agfa Rodinal 1+50  Trish. Mayhem #1754 Canon 5D ei: 100 Greyscale via Channel Mixer. Grain layer gaussian noise 25%, Gaussian Blur .5 pixels, Layer mask based on RGB channel to vary visibility of grain relative to image density.  Nov 15 06 01:23 am Link Nov 15 06 01:36 am Link steve88 wrote: Blank? Nov 15 06 01:38 am Link Nov 15 06 01:41 am Link Alexwh  Nov 15 06 01:43 am Link |
