Recent content by Martin Pancisin

I am wondering, what kind of building is it. Three locked (from outside) high doors quite close to each other at some place with a lot of sunshine.

I certainly did not mean to imply any copyright infringement. :) I just heard it an immediately thought, I have heard something similar already. :)

Very nice Rob. Please let me know when the book is out. Is it me, or do I hear the riff/strumming pattern from the The Beautiful South's Rotterdam on Beck's Blues (tuning is of course different)? Is it common melody? Do you have any experience with steel guitars? :)

What an image Keith! I like the soft focus and the contrast. What was your idea with the cropping? Cheers!

I also have it and I am quite happy with the results. However, I have never tried any other scanner :)

Hmm, maybe it is a thing of getting used to the film. I use Kentmere a lot but this only happened to me only when I was starting with film developing. Just my 2 cents.

Thanks Brian! I will keep searching :)

Hi guys, I did a shoot at a location with very difficult light situation. Not having a flash, I've decided to shoot at 3200. However, I did not check before, whether the film (Kentmere 400) supports pushing it to this iso. According to the official website, the film can be shot at 800...

Thanks Dave, it was constructed in 1897. The cars are quite spacious (15 people do easily fit in). You can even rent one and have a candle light dinner in it :)

Thanks Pete, looking forward to seeing the results.

Nice, looks like is going to be fun. How is the viewfinder experience?

Merry Christmas :)

looks quite interesting: http://www.landoflightandshadow.com/analog-stories/

My very good friend Aurora Simionescu (here's her blog) got one of her pics picked for the Nat Geo of the day. Original Website

Thank you @Julian de'Courcy :)