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10th October 2005
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Wedding (in B&W)
I did this for a really close friend of mine. Shot on B&W film and drum scanned. Here's the photos from the first part of the day.
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10th October 2005
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10th October 2005
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Lot One
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Re: Wedding (in B&W)
hi, the effect for the last pic is abit erriee. Maybe it is an effect but not to my liking.
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16th October 2005
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: East, SG
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Re: Wedding (in B&W)
Nonetheless, nice feel there. Great to see folks still using trad. silver halide film for weddings. OT: Try Neopan 400 or 1600 for your next wedding, it's got more depth. I switched from Tri-x to that  |
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19th October 2005
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Clementi
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Re: Wedding (in B&W)
the first shot doesnt work for me. i think the shadows around the hands are too dark. no details left and it makes the hand look a bit weird
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19th October 2005
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Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Planet Nikon
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Re: Wedding (in B&W)
I think it's the scanning that damages the effects of the negs?
 not very flattering.
Just some comments from one who can't shoot  |
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19th October 2005
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Join Date: May 2004
Location: Little Red Dot
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Re: Wedding (in B&W)
I like the raw feel of this !
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