Hi,
some tests after adding a shift capability to this camera.
Ilford XP2, 30 mm f/150 6x9 format, orange filter.img757_up_a_m.jpgimg762_up_a_m.jpg
Hi,
some tests after adding a shift capability to this camera.
Ilford XP2, 30 mm f/150 6x9 format, orange filter.img757_up_a_m.jpgimg762_up_a_m.jpg
The world is not black and white. It often looks good in grayscale, though.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/msgallery/sets/
I like the first one.... would have been interesting to see it w and w/o shift.
Some photos: Ipernity
( pinholes and solargraphs mixed in among the rest)
Martin, both stunning images. How much was the lens raised in the first shot?
Really like the way the shift control the way the image looks.
Regards Shane
- Suggestions on how to improve image always welcome
http://www.ipernity.com/home/isisford/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/isisford/
Memory lapse - I should have said 'pinhole' not 'lens'.
Originally Posted by Barry Kirsten
Interesting. Obviously the shift works well as do the filters. I think you have a great combination there.
"Most people know the names of only two photographers. One is Ansel Adams and the other one isn't." Bill Jay
See Tales from the Dark Slide in the Gallery section.
Thank you all for comments! Barry, I have not recorded that but as I can remember, it was between 20 and 25 mm.
The world is not black and white. It often looks good in grayscale, though.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/msgallery/sets/
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