This is Photography

[wworm]

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just some raw unedited iphone pics I took yesterday of my friend's freshly lowered s12, just proud of the framing/composition. Wish I had brought my film camera even though shooting film with such low light can be a pain in the ass

[mrsleeve]

I always loved Ilford for B&W especially

[Wschnitz]

Nice, I really want to shoot some triX or ilford soon.

[coldweatherblue]

Nice film shots!

took a test roll of tri-x 400 a couple weeks ago on my old Canon Ftb, mostly to see if it still works... first time using the camera in probably 12 years.

[IMG]Wurlitzer spinet by Charles Meyer, on Flickr[/IMG]

[Wschnitz]

asa 800 ????

Expired Fuji Superia XTRA 400

img013 by William Snitselaar, on Flickr
img012 by William Snitselaar, on Flickr

[mrsleeve]

asa 800 ????

[Wschnitz]

Big fan of this Expired Fuji, and my OM1 has always been a great film camera.
img003 by William Snitselaar, on Flickr
img004 by William Snitselaar, on Flickr
img009 by William Snitselaar, on Flickr
img005 by William Snitselaar, on Flickr

[2mAn]

Too many damn E30's...

too many Tacos ;)

Thanks. I always try to shoot good stuff.
Will

You always do!

[BlackbirdM3]

You always deliver will.... fantastic

Thanks. I always to to shoot good stuff. On that note, I'll be heading east in a couple weeks for the Oshkosh airshow... I should have some awesome stuff when I get back. I also have the Monterey Historics, assuming I get the car sorted in time, then in September I've got the Air Races in Reno again. I should have boatloads of good stuff to post between now and whenever I get all 10K shots taken, processed. haha.

Will

[mrsleeve]

You always deliver will.... fantastic

[BlackbirdM3]

Over the weekend a fire started near me. As of now, its almost a 90K acre fire and they are just starting to get some containment on it. Its produced some interesting sunsets.


I wish I had been 30 yards closer for this guy. The lighting was epic against a very dark sky as the sun went down sunday evening.

The smoke was creating some very interesting color in the valley.


Looking west from my back yard.




Will

[Max S]

Hood ornament on an Auburn Speedster

Film-car from "Remington Steele".
Spotted at a local Cars & Coffee.


Camera: Canon EOS 700D (sold as Rebel T5i in America)
Lens: 24mm (effectively 38, with the zoom-factor)
Exposure: 1/640 sec.
F/: 2.8
ISO: 100
Post-Production: Rotated by ~8 Degrees

Max

[Wschnitz]

God the 24-105 F4 is such a better idea but I cant stand that its $1400.

I should just spend $200 and rent the 24-105 F4 and 70-200 F4 for a weekend and try them both out.

The struggle is knowing ill probably buy a wide prime eventually anyway, so the low end not being super necessary for me.

_SRC1156 by William Snitselaar, on Flickr
_SRC1148 by William Snitselaar, on Flickr
_SRC1215-2 by William Snitselaar, on Flickr
_SRC1213 by William Snitselaar, on Flickr

[Wschnitz]

I'm honestly hoping that Sony starts to discount glass now that everyone seems to be switching to their mirrorless systems. Even if the glass is in some cases a cut above Canon or Nikon equivalent offerings.

It'd be nice to pick up the 100-400 for like $2k Even.

[mrsleeve]

^

Yuppers when I found the real need for that long reach, the 150-600 had only been around a few months and was hard to get a hold of. Also at the time the cannon 100-400 was long in the tooth, and the rumors were getting strong of the MKII coming along soon, but nothing was out, so 100-400 MKI was still commanding about the same price for about the same performance with out the extra reach, but arguably a sharper lens. My 150-600 has been acceptable once mine got the film ware update for the A/F, but I do admit I would like something a bit "better"