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4th August 2004
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New Member
Join Date: Mar 2004
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Mute colours?
Any suggestions as to how I could achieve the mute colours seen in the following pictures (without the use of photoshop)?
 Picture from the following site: http://parisienne-moonlight.net/ |
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5th August 2004
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Western side of Singapore
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Shoot when the sky is overcast and the contrast is low and use low contrast film (the portrait oriented films, rather than Velvia type)?
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5th August 2004
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Join Date: Jul 2004
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Agree. Typically a 160-type of film for wedding. Actually I suspect a lousy lens with low contrast can help too :-)
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5th August 2004
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Polariser? Expired film? I'd love to know too... lovely color tones...
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5th August 2004
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I've tried shooting with Fuji NPH 400 on an overcast day but as you can see below, the results are still too bright compared to the other pictures
 Any other low contrast film recommendations? |
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5th August 2004
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Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: 5 Purvis Street #02-05
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i also want to know what film can get this result.
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5th August 2004
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Location: Western side of Singapore
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Is it possible that it's some sort of very light coloured filter?
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