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Red Fire Wing by tonyguitar
The flower is well placed within the frame, and the clean uncluttered background shows off the shapes and colours to good effect- 30 Jun 2012 10:37PM
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The Fairy Pools, Glen Brittle, Isle of Skye by filmphotographyblog
Thanks for your kind and eloquent comment, Tony
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Door in Santorini by Irishkate
I particularly like the conundrum of the rectangular doors within the curved frame- 29 Jun 2012 10:08PM
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eos 300
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When was the last time you used your film camera?
Thank you Snapper, that was very interesting, I have bought a pack of three 220 GP3 films to use but I am having problems with my Yashica 124G at the moment.*** I am cont... -
35mm Film Advice
Thought of it overnight... When I give dimensions I refer to the length first. then the height , then the depth. The frame is oblong and horizontal shouldn't the 3 refer... -
Going back to film!
"At least you don't need to have half a dozen backups for film, it should be good for at least 100 years. :D Also no complicated computer software, just a lamp, a ... -
mamiya 7
I have the Mamiya RZ67 with 50mm, 65mm, and 110mm lenses - a great outfit in every respect except weight. One day I hope to part-exchange for a Mamiya 7 (although I might... -
35mm film
I haven't done any film processing for years, but Silverprint seem from their catalogue to supply everything the novice or even expert darkroom bod could need, or even wa... -
expired 35mm film
I was going to pop these on eBay over the weekend, they have been stored in the freezer since buying them new, they are all out of date, but I have used out of date film ...
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Posted on: GIMP 2.6 Review
I've used GIMP for a while and find it a very useful tool. My Photoshop experience is limited to trying a time-limited download version. I thought there were a few nice features in Photoshop that GIMP doesn't have, but there was no way I was going to pay hundreds of pounds to move to Photoshop.- 6 Jul 2011 2:22PM
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Posted on: Fujifilm FinePix X100 Digital Camera Review
LeftForum makes a valid point - a camera with a single, non-interchangeable lens does have limitations. In no way can such a camera serve all purposes. For my own likely uses, a 35mm lens would be a reasonable choice, for taking landscapes when walking or cycling and not wanting to carry a bigger camera. Certainly a 50mm lens would provide less distortion in a portrait but even then it's not an ideal portrait lens.
My current digital camera is a Leica Digilux 2 which shares some of the features of the X100 - manual controls for aperture, shutter speed, and focus, and a good max aperture (f2-2.4). But it's about six years old, 4.9mp, and limited to ISO400, with only ISO100 providing noise-free images. The possible attraction of the X100 for me is the high ISO - the 6400 shots look great to me, better than ISO400 on my Leica.
So I have to decide whether to foresake the excellent 28-90 zoom on the Leica for the high ISO, higher megapixel count, bigger sensor, and a few years more reliability with a newer Fuji.
I'm very tempted, just waiting for the price to drop ...- 16 Mar 2011 11:16PM
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