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Old 17th February 2009   #1
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Default If it's free, it's called "blur". If you have to pay for it, it's called "art".

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Default Re: If it's free, it's called "blur". If you have to pay for it, it's called "art".

Got a few more here.
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wow so artistic lol glad to hire you for my most hated persons wedding lol ^^
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Old 17th February 2009   #5
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Default Re: If it's free, it's called "blur". If you have to pay for it, it's called "art".

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wow so artistic lol glad to hire you for my most hated persons wedding lol ^^
No problem. I make sure every shot, I only frame from the chin downwards.
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Default Re: If it's free, it's called "blur". If you have to pay for it, it's called "art".

Sorry to ask did you scan your pictures from the scaner.To what I see there is alot of small dot.
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Default Re: If it's free, it's called "blur". If you have to pay for it, it's called "art".

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Sorry to ask did you scan your pictures from the scaner.To what I see there is alot of small dot.
Photoshopped ba.
Those are call NOISE.. so these are 'noisy' photos.
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Sorry to ask did you scan your pictures from the scaner.To what I see there is alot of small dot.
Yes, it's particularly grainy because it's shot on ISO400 slide film, cross-processed. (Yes, old skool film!)

No Photoshop. Straight out of the lab.
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Default Re: If it's free, it's called "blur". If you have to pay for it, it's called "art".

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Got a few more here.
Holga 35mm? I like them.
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Holga 35mm? I like them.
Minolta X-700, actually.
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Default Re: If it's free, it's called "blur". If you have to pay for it, it's called "art".

*shrug*the noises look too uniform (to me) to be straight outta lab... no offend!
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*shrug*the noises look too uniform (to me) to be straight outta lab... no offend!
Actually, when someone asks a question, I will answer truthfully. There is no need for me to lie about my post-processing technique because there is none! I already said that it was shot with a Minolta X-700, cross-processed ISO400 slide film at a minilab, and the end-result is just that. Have you even tried the technique?

So in short, yes, I am a bit offended.
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Default Re: If it's free, it's called "blur". If you have to pay for it, it's called "art".

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Minolta X-700, actually.
Processed C41 instead of E6?
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Processed C41 instead of E6?
Yes sir.
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Default Re: If it's free, it's called "blur". If you have to pay for it, it's called "art".

Grain for analog and noise for digital.

Grain are actually silver halides coated onto cellulose gelatin base, non existing in digital.
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best set i have seen for a while..
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Cool! I like em!

Originally Posted by poondq View Post
wow so artistic lol glad to hire you for my most hated persons wedding lol ^^
If I can get married again ... I don't mind being your most hated person
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If it's free, it's called "blur". If you have to pay for it, it's called "art".

Sounds like something that will likely to be in WTD
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really artistic...i love some of them
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