Murphy by Hamish_Gill, on Flickr
) But it's a fine shot of a beautiful animal H. DP2 again?
it is indeed a struggle not to become an irritating bore by shouting it out every time. I am pondering whether or not to get the new EM-5mk2 but finding it harder to work with any other files. The only way forward seems to be film
I take it you'll have deep pockets for the Film 55 projectFilm, eh? There's a thought!
I just took a roll of 120 Velvia 50 and the Mamiya C330s to the tropical houses in the botanics. All those greens and deep reds - Velvia country! Alas, within five seconds the lenses and glass viewing screen were fogged up to the max. It proved very difficult to line up a shot, just cleaning the screen and lenses for four or five seconds at a time. But I'm hoping the effect might be "quite interesting".
Brian the jpegs are no where near what the Raw produces. Iso 100 to 250 for colour shots a bit higher if the light is very good, or it gets a bit blotchy. I shoot mainly in A aperture priority , it has an aps-c sensor so f5.6 is the sweet spot. Use any iso for B+W and use the Blue channel in SPP.
I only have one word to say to you Mr. MacKillop and it is this: Cheeky Bugger!You have to be a Real Photographer to use the Merrills, Brian. No refunds
It looks like H used the Nat setting.
Finally, a reasoned and informative answer from a responsible and mature individual. Thank you Julian. (MacKillop:
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I only have one word to say to you Mr. MacKillop and it is this: Cheeky Bugger!
Grrrr.That's two words!
Thanks H.
Make that three, ya cheeky bugger!It seems that there are at least two cheeky buggers on this forum then Rob. As I've said before, no sound virtues. I probably have to expose my horns after all.
