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Ddrew11 Oct 2005
RE: Miscellaneous Pictures..
JJ D L P ?11 Oct 2005
love it
PPig.11 Oct 2005
Fuck yeh drew!
Done some research
nikons fastest lens is F1.2
Hhartley11 Oct 2005
how can digital look sooo rad on a monitor, then look like it does in slam/asm???
MMilk Bidet11 Oct 2005
heard of 72dpi?
heaps of wack shit can look ok on a monitor at such low resolutions. Slam and ASM from what I know do not yet correctly adjust digi contributions. So a combination of both. Digi is still a long way off touching the quality of film when you are talking full page at 300dpi
GGodHatesUsAll11 Oct 2005
Fuckin rad 'industrial' shot Drew!
You definately got skills to pay the bills...
...Can I have a job?
(Im semi-joking for anyone that cant hear the sarcasm.)
Just way too many hours around toxic photographic chemicals for me this last week. Talk about Darkroom sickness! Cant see properly, cant taste anything, cant smell anything except fixxer and shit...
Folio due tomorrow thank fuck.
PPig.11 Oct 2005
Drones since the dawn of time
Compelled to live your sheltered lives
Not once has anyone ever seen
Such a rise of pure hypocracy!
Ddecrease the police12 Oct 2005
RE: Miscellaneous Picturesducks and reflection
Ddecrease the police12 Oct 2005
RE: Miscellaneous Picturesmy first water shots, just experimenting so nothing to sexy
Ddecrease the police12 Oct 2005
RE: Miscellaneous Picturesanother
Ddecrease the police12 Oct 2005
RE: Miscellaneous Picturesand a leaf to finish
Ddecrease the police12 Oct 2005
feedback would be helpful, cheers
AAaron_C12 Oct 2005
nice, if the running water ones were more crisp they would be real nice
Ddecrease the police12 Oct 2005
yea, i think they just lost some quality in the resizing, thanks
GGodHatesUsAll12 Oct 2005
RE: Miscellaneous Picturesyeah. rad shots man.
No hate intended, but if you're shooting long exposures of rivers, waterfalls etc, my suggestion is use a slow ISO b/w film (Ilford Pan F+, FP4+, Kodak whatever), process with fine grain developer, and print your b/w negs. Nothing more satisfying than that.
Also the leaf macro shot has got some great elements, only problem is the underexposed background light (due to the high mag).
This shot was taken a few years ago by one of my Uni friends. Prob some manipulation, but kinda the same idea.

Eelder13 Oct 2005
yeah...

As said before with magazine thing - shit is printed at 300dpi, not 72 - the res at which most shit is viewed on the net....
but another main thing is how fucked it is trying to get photos the same on print as they do on the screen....
The fact that they print magazines in CMYK instead of sRGB or Adobe RGB (which is the profile most cameras shoot on) ... also degrades colour and quality etc.

But yeah... magazines never fix up the quality like the original, they print out to the overall magazine standards or watever i guess
PPig.13 Oct 2005
The ducks pic is nice cam, loving those colours!
But the Ducks kinda blend in too much with the back ground
BUt dope pics!
Bben k13 Oct 2005
fuck oath drew....shits bangin
sick **** styles
Ddecrease the police13 Oct 2005
yea i agree pig, it was take from across the river cause they wouldnt let me get close, so it was hard to find a good angle, cheers all
FFrank.C13 Oct 2005
RE: Miscellaneous PicturesGetting extreme with the borders now ;)

Comments please.

FFrank.C13 Oct 2005
RE: Miscellaneous PicturesMF crop

FFrank.C13 Oct 2005
RE: Miscellaneous PicturesFinal one, just playing around with somethings.

LLazarus21913 Oct 2005
Do you use any calibration Elder?
Ddecrease the police13 Oct 2005
i really like that last one frank
Ddecrease the police13 Oct 2005
RE: Miscellaneous Picturessome more water photos, and i think ive improved quite abit compared to the ones taken yesterday (above)
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