arkadiy_chernov

<p>Nice pix guys; as always. Some of you definitely took the photo pill this week!!!<br>

I did some studio work for a friend this past Tuesday. Attaching 3 samples just to show u =)</p><div></div>

<p>Dorus...<br>

Is that a real windmill? What kind of PP did u do on it?<br>

In two words, it´s KICK ASS</p>

<p>Good pix people. I´m always glad to see Markus around here... very good pix buddy!<br>

What concerns me, had to do some breakfast shots...<br>

<img src="http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=39709068&ref=profile#/photo.php?pid=1908264&id=82069193493" alt="" /> <img src="http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=39709068&ref=profile#/photo.php?pid=1908256&id=82069193493" alt="" /></p>

<p>Nice shots Dave!<br>

The B&W and the "weed" are very good indeed... =)</p>

<p>Hey I might be mistaken...but...<br>

The "standard" sync, my best guess that's PC sync. And the 5pin..that's out Pentax BS connector, lol.<br>

Best thing is to look for an adaptor. I use hotshoe/5P - FLASH. And for my flasheads I use hotshoe/PC.<br>

So look up in Adorama if there is anything like that... (Just keep in mind, that the single wire sync, losses all kinds of TTL sync and stuff, that's why 5P has 5 wires on it)</p>

<p>Alrite guys.. I´ll try to get a habit of remembering my faves...very tough..all pix are awesome!<br>

So these are my faves:<br>

Peter Zack: Great Idea about the pencils! Photoshop it a lil bit, and u have piece of advertising rite there!<br>

George C: The gal´ , wow, looks like you´ve been shooting rangefinder for a while, lol. The pic´s got the rite spirit. A nice piece of street photo stylin rite there. By the way, that´s my fave POW<br>

Dorus: Good toning of the Egypt pix. A better light difference (Shadow vs Highlight) and a darkened backround would´ve made a HELL of a portrait!!! (U know, the ones the Elves would put as an offical POW) =)<br>

Scot: Nice wedding shots. Very good looking B&W tonalities.<br>

Jemal: Contrast on that Meeca pic is goooooooooooood!<br>

Last but not least, Paul: That´s a big dildo, buddy. lolololol =)</p>

Alrite guys..

Great shot by everyone as always! Too much travel this week with no massive shooting.

Just got in... Hope u like it<div></div>

<p>and the last one...<br>

Well...all shots were taken with Velvia 50 =)</p><div></div>

<p>Wow guys...is it a "let's admire my film skills" thread?? lololol Very nice pix Javier, those B&W are stunning =)<br>

Well, I got some from the old old old old (did I say old?)...<br>

No biggy...but here are mine..</p><div></div>

<p>Ok, thanks for the tips guys. I did not want to spend more than a 1000, but also I didn want my slides to look like crap...<br>

So I'll see what I can get...<br>

Thanks a lot!!</p>

<p>Wow mauro...those B&W are kickass....<br>

Congrats! I shoot B&W but digital though...u can check out my profile. Of the few pix that I have there, like 3 are B&W...maybe you can contribute with some constructive critique =), and me...learn something =)</p>

<p>Wow Mauro... those are very good scans...much better that I could ever imagine. I have some scans done by labs that don't come any close to that...<br>

Here I'm gonna just post an example...<br>

Those are Velvia 50 35mm...</p><div></div>

<p>Guys..<br>

Probably a repetitive question here...<br>

I was thinking of getting a good film scanner for my slides, since the labs are always expensive. What models are good enough to consider and worth buying?? Or should I just stick to the labs instead?<br>

Thanks in advance</p>

<p>To Dave Hollander,<br>

Hey thanks for the comments on the azaleas, I tried using the tips you gave me the time that I emailed you on how you achieved that lighting separation? (I mean, light on subject, total shadow or underexposure on the background) =)</p>

<p>I would develop that technique a lil bit more...but other than that...it's a great idea of lightning. I got ur page into da favorites to copycat lil bit. =)</p>

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