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Salute to Israel, London 2008

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Thats good to hear. When i went there on sunday afternoon, i was told that most of it behind

the hawley was up in smoke. Granted though, camden market is quite big and spans a few

market areas as well.

thankfully i don't think the local planning council's going to allow that to happen anytime

soon. Camden is a major tourist attraction afterall

One of the more popular markets in London went ablaze on Sat evening. I was lucky to have been there

just moments before the blaze and thought i'd share some pictures of life moments before it all went up in

smoke...

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Monmouth Coffee, London. Hexar RF, 15mm, F4.5, 1/8s, TriX400@320

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my experience is with the 550ex which should be vastly similar. If u're not using an e-ttl

capable sync cable (ie u have a normal 2 pin sync cable), then u will need to set the flash to

manual mode and adjust the power accordingly. Because the flash is likely to be more

focused than continuous lighting, i'd suggest u use a diffusing device of sorts (umbrella

diffuser) to reduce the harsh shadows. Also, keep your subject further away from the

background to avoid them casting sharp shadows on the background. Its all about how

focused your light is really.

Shot this a while back only scanned it yesterday when i had time to look thru the film...

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Olympus XA, NPH400, Camera held out the car window while driving at 70mph...

The later coated summi-C's have the same coating as the M-rokkor i reckon. No imagery

difference really....Nor is there much diff in the built. The rokkors do have a more common

filter thread.

I'd go with the scanning route. A scanner, good computer and a good printer will take up

much less space than a mini printing darkroom. Also allows u to work anytime u want and in

the light. The conveniences are just too great. Burning and dodging in Photoshop is also a lot

easier allowing u to undo mistakes made. If u prefer B/W, look into either getting a earlier

generation Epson and use a dedicated B/W Lyson ink system or into the newer HP printers

with more gray tones. Guaranteed to make u happy.

jorge, for some reason, i find that wooden spatula sticking out of the oven rather disturbing.

Its almost spoiling the frame. A real pity.

matt u're a genius. Love the last 2. The first one's a bit too small for me to make out the

details

I always used the 35 frame lines on my m2 with no problems. Then again, i'm always framing

somewhat loosely to capture more of the background when using the lens for portraits and

stuff. I hardly use it for anything other than street portraits and docu portraits.....

where was this that u can get eagles so tame that they allow u to within 90mm range? I

wanna go there too! btw, nice pic!

considering i come from a chinese predominant country, i can fully understand the

sentiments. On the other hand, for many of us chinese living abroad, its sometimes the only

place where one can get a slice of asia.

hey man, i adore your work trevor. Please add more!!! Thanks guys. I did a quick and dirty

scan using my scan dual 3 so excuse the dust. Thats what i love about digital, dust on a

sensor doesn't look half as bad as dust on a neg!

Recent scans from a roll taken during the 18th of Feb (CNY) in london...... Sorry about the pop ups, perks

of a free server (not)

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well there u have it, leica's even given u the solution. Good thinking on their part. Now if only

canon would do the same. Save me so much joy. That said, some of the canon chargers are

tiny.