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^^ longish exposure with an nd gradient filter.

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No HDR but with grads you can kind of see where I messed up the angle and darkened the cliffs too much.

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i relaly like the exposure on this

i think my photo has a similar problem to this, with the shadows/blacks not being too rich for some reason. Does anyone for certain know why? thanks

Shot with Nikon F3, fujifilm superia 1600

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Im pretty sure it was in the processing... I haven't done my own film in a while, but this happened to me before, and i think i remember it being from not being in the developer long enogh... Also, sometimes some shots from the strip dont get exposed to the delevoper as much as the rest of the shots... So some may only come out like that... Dont quote me on this tho... Cuz like i said, its been a while...

VuONG- Cool shots, cant rep

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^^^

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i relaly like the exposure on this

For clarification - this is my photo.. he just didnt quote it correctly.

it was exposed properly Leugwai

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^^^

For clarification - this is my photo.. he just didnt quote it correctly.

it was exposed properly Leugwai

Exposure is good, but the black is not very deep. If made the print yourself, then a contrast filter and longer photo-paper exposure time or higher f/stop could make the blacks richer, otherwise the exposure of the film looks good for what you are trying to do.

Leugwai: I'm guess you didn't develop or print the photos yourself in which case the processors probably just used a medium setting for your entire roll and you get this as a result. If your negatives are good, then you can get new prints made of those selected exposures.

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^^ yeah.

the neg looks good.. A walmart-esque store made the cd with the scans on it. every single picture was washed out. i tried to fix it with photoshop. :) i havent made prints yet

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rrgh. lol

it was shot through a circular polarizer and a red filter.

its alright tho

edit: i wonder if its my computer monitor screwing with the darkness. i'll look on another computer laterrr. does it look washed out to you guys?

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rrgh. lol

it was shot through a circular polarizer and a red filter.

its alright tho

edit: i wonder if its my computer monitor screwing with the darkness. i'll look on another computer laterrr. does it look washed out to you guys?

yup, the first one of the instrument looks the best to me

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took some quick photos of prints (so excuse all the weird color going on lol) that im working on for a project...each sheet is 30x40...gonna crop em down to the image size later with a little bit of a white border

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Thanks COCO :) i'll have to print them and see how they turn out.. the negatives look good. so i think it was just a shitty scan job. meh. it was cheap haha

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Can you give any insight into how you made a ring light, the shoots look good?

seconded

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