Two more dead things

[Steve Boykin]

Well it was overcast, raining, and I only had this 40mm Voigtlander lens. Or at least that's my excuse and I'm running with it.

BTW- Is there anyone here (besides me) who is stoopid enough to walk their dogs for 4 hours in 35 degree rainy weather...... I thought not.

 

[Pete Askew]

Both nice again Steve. And I like the PP very much. And I reckon you've definitely got the monopoly on dog walking excess on the forum - maybe even in Texas!

 

[Adam Lewis]

I need a dog. I've not touched my camera for 3 days, it feels weird even though it's 3 days.
Who decided to have a blind dog with stitched up ears who can't be walked due to brain infection risks. Gah.

 

[Chris Dodkin]

These are looking very tasty Steve - so you using the official Fuji adapter or a 3rd party one?

 

[Steve Boykin]

These are looking very tasty Steve - so you using the official Fuji adapter or a 3rd party one?

Nikon adapter. All my lenses non Fuji lenses are Nikon. I did get a Pentax adapter because I have a K mount macro bellows. I keep meaning to try it out.

 

[Dan Cattermole]

I don't need dogs to go out in horrible whether..... I love it!!
Nice tones... What software do you use?

 

[Steve Boykin]

I don't need dogs to go out in horrible whether..... I love it!!
Nice tones... What software do you use?

I actually like it too. We are about to go out hiking shortly. I just like to give the dogs a hard time. I lived in Boston for almost 10 years and really miss the winters (among a WHOLE lot of other things...).

Silver EFX. I belive I used the Antique Plate II setting then upped the structure to +5 which starts off at something like -30. Then I reduced the constrast to +5 from +30, changed the emulsion to Kodak 50, and reduced the vignette. Whew....anyway...to be honest I just poke around on these programs. I have no knowledge to what most of those silders like structure actually do. What is "structure?" I just keep moving things around until I like the way it looks. Sorry I wish I was more technical.