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Thanks Bill.
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<i>What's the advantage of scanning as a color positive and inverting later, rather than scanning as a BW negative?</i><p>EB,<p>I took this advice from some folks in the digital darkroom forum. I tried scanning as a B&W negative and it seems that you lose some of the dynamic range when you scan them this way. Of all the methods, the color positive was the best route. Anyone else have a better way?
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I finally got the dough and bought myself a Scan Dual IV. I know it
is not the best, but it was in my price range and it fits my needs to
a tee. The following shots where taken with my M6-35/2 Asph, using
Tri-X at ISO 1250 and developed in Diafine. I scanned them as color
positives and inverted them in PS. Not the best shots in the world,
but I like them.<p><center><img
src="http://home.houston.rr.com/henricus/Photos/060105_M6_F&J_Flowers_0003.jpg"><p><img
src="http://home.houston.rr.com/henricus/Photos/060105_M6_MothersLove_2.jpg"></center><p>
This last one was shot at night with two lamps in the room. Most of
the shadow detail in the forefront was lost, but I still like the
image. This second one is a crop, while the first isn't.
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Relaxing with mum. (I can use mum as Mary is from across the pond.)<div>
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Dang Barry, excellent! It doesn't hurt that you have a ready model at your disposal, does it. ;-)
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Thanks Travis. The original was not what I was hoping to get. I was driving in heavy traffic when I saw this poor soul writhing in what seemed like pain. I wasn't close enough with the 28mm and I didn't want to get rear-ended, so I took two snaps before the horns started going off. I had to shoot without the view finder and across my passangers face. Anyhow, I was fooling around with PS to see what if anything I could do with it. Here is the untouched original.<div></div>
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Different version. Thanks again for all the input.<div></div>
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Thanks for the kind words and everyone for taking the time to look and critique. <a href="http://home.houston.rr.com/henricus/Photos/Pain_&_Waiting_3l_arge.jpg">Here is a link to a larger version.</a>
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Please critique.<div></div>
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I almost forgot two shots of my favorite lady. <center><p><img src="http://d6d2h4gfvy8t8.cloudfront.net/1660677-md.jpg"><p><img src="http://d6d2h4gfvy8t8.cloudfront.net/3020240-lg.jpg"></center>
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Tree Grave 1<div></div>
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Will, I dig that effect. Very well done!
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Nicely done Will. You seem to have captured the teens personalities; rebel, laid-back and studious. I love the tones and the contrast you used. Congrats!
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Markus,<p>Is that a man dressed up as a woman?
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I'm not sure, but I think this is the oldest I have. It is a picture of my great grandfather (with the sombrero), his mother (arthritic hands) and a family friend (Gonzalo). They are at standing in front of Gonzalo's dead baby. The arthritis has shown up in our family, so we know where it came from. The baby is hard to see so I've put <a href="http://www.myfamily.com/isapi.dll/c/content/f/viewproperty/siteid/TbbEAE/contentclass/PICT/contentid/ZZZZZZYR/propertyname/Original/~/Enrique_Guadalupe_Gonzalo_and_His_Dead_Baby.jpg">this link to a bigger shot.</a><div></div>
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Thanks Andy. :-)
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Dimitri,<p>Thanks for your response, I think we figured it out. I put my DP-20 finder on his camera and the flash worked. It would seem that his DP-20 finder hotshoe is broken.
My first Leica home brewed & scanned film!
in Leica and Rangefinders
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