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Thank you!mkrishnan said:I love it.Was it available lighting or did you do the lighting?
This was available lighting (at a store, in a mall). Also, it is B+W to begin with, in case in matters, and in real life, the right-hand front mannequin's head is NOT that squished!
cheers, Mr. B
It is quite nice. My first camera was the minolta, i ended up with 3 bodies and 7 lenses. Great cameras. It does appear a bit soft which could be the can, the glass, or the focus itself. I do like the photo and the contrast is very nice.
What b/w film are you using? Ever tried fuji acros? It's simply butter.
What b/w film are you using? Ever tried fuji acros? It's simply butter.
Mr_Brightside_@ said:Hi, I'm putting this here because it's not Digital Photography.
Anyway, this is a pic I took with my Minolta SLR camera, and I just wanted to know what people thought about it. (Forgive the quality; bad scanner
Very nice. Lots put scanned film images onto the Digital Forum, I for one am all for that, seems a large number on it have never even used film and might benefit to see more. I plan to put on some of my old B&W, all T max film.
It reminds me of the advertisements for Nip/Tuck.
I love it!
Could I use it in my magazine, pwease?
I love it!
Could I use it in my magazine, pwease?
Depends on the magazine.josh.thomas said:It reminds me of the advertisements for Nip/Tuck.
I love it!
Could I use it in my magazine, pwease?
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This was TMAX 400, like snap58.jessica. said:
sorry for putting this in Graphics.. but I figured, people might get made if I DID put it under 'Digital' sooo... my next will go there!
cheers
snap58 said:
I am also planning on it. Have been going through some of my 8X10 prints and am going to scan them soon (when I get a better scanner). Maybe we should start a thread for scanned-film-b&w-photographs
I use Ilford film and paper by the way.
Jovian9 said:Maybe we should start a thread for scanned-film-b&w-photographs
I like it, scan on