I recently posted a bunch of photos taken on the South Downs back in late December.
I was playing with Ilford Delta 400 film (pushed to 800) for the first time; in fact it was my first time shooting monochrome since college. It was a typically dull winter day, but still great to get outside and take the old Canon A1 for a spin.
Jon Hicks wrote:
Richard, these are beautiful images! So much atmosphere and in the results.
Have you added the warm tones later or is that straight from the film?
Rich wrote:
I used the sepia filter in Fireworks. Orginally I had intended to upload the simple black and white versions, but against the warm browns of Clagnut, the photos ended up looking slightly blueish.
Tarsh Einfallsreich wrote:
Great set of images =]
CF(H) wrote:
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Tim wrote:
What did you scan the photos with? I’m having no luck with my Microtek E6 – I think the settings are a bit skewiff. Everything comes out too dark…
Andy Budd wrote:
V. Nice.
Rich wrote:
I used Colab’s ImageCD service. For 10 they process and scan a film, so you get negatives and a CDR but no prints.
As usual their processing was immaculate, but I was really disappointed with the scans – some of them had really prominent scan lines especially in the dull sky areas.
homer jay wrote:
Love the tree pic
http://clagnut.com/photos/big/217.jpg
Good stuff!
fox wrote:
I’ve had them three times about the scan lines at colab head office. The last time i told them it was a real problem cause some images are simply unusable. They redid the lot and hopefully its goin to stop now. I’m watchin closely tho.
120 dev and cdr 7 quid for well weighty tiff files. thats nice.