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maurizio



Registered: May 2008
Posts: 130
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richingr

Registered: October 2010
Posts: 1,511
Tue January 10, 2012 9:56pm

I like that . Mmm
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Eagle35

Registered: January 2010
Posts: 124
Tue January 10, 2012 10:25pm

Nice shot, specially capturing that beam of light
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maurizio

Registered: May 2008
Posts: 130
Tue January 10, 2012 11:21pm

thanks guys i like it too thaks to my old assy especially when i printed it in my now defunct darkroom
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Clem

Registered: February 2011
Posts: 662
Wed January 11, 2012 12:57am

I have a lot of admiration for "old school" photographers. You had to envision what the image would look like in B/W, set the exposure based on a meter (your ISO was set by the type of film you had in the camera), then take the shot and hope. You wouldn't see the outcome until you developed. No quick check previews on the LCD screen. (Oh, and you got to breathe those nasty smelling chemicals.) Not a lot of room to fix it in post.
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maurizio

Registered: May 2008
Posts: 130
Wed January 11, 2012 11:01pm

hi Clem
yes i am an old school fotografer but tinks were not as bad as you think.


my assy has no meter at all but i have a minolta ambient and flash meter that is as good or better than any top camera meter today .
of corse today is a lot easier to look at the back of the camera and post processing was very limited in the darkroom in the other end. 35mm cameras for a meter there was a little needle in the camera and you could be assured 50% bad exposures
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