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Published: 2006-05-20 06:19:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 893; Favourites: 38; Downloads: 258
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A tri-photo I created with 3 images I shot with my Yashica 124-G using Fuji Velvia 100. I then scanned the slides with a Epson 4990 Scanner, each photo is a full crop 6X6 at 5291X5291 with 2400 dpi! Film still rocks
Border done with CS2
Minor color corrections to match the true slides in CS2
Let me know how you guys like it, this one will be going up in a clients office
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Do you use the spot metering in your 5D to make the exposures correct? I will be getting a 5D after my loan goes through next week and i was not sure if using the camera's meter would be sufficient.
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Beautiful! I love how vibrant and colorful each of the photos is, the texture is fabulous as well. Combining the three photographs was a fantastic idea, it works nicely as a series.
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beautiful selection of shots. they flow together nicely and each has a nice flow of its own. great work!
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I've always loved those waves, they look awesome. Great composition!
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I can't believe the detail and color here. Beautiful work buddy.
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The geologist in me gets excited when I see images like these. Beautiful image of Mother Nature at her most whimsical.
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Very nice, man. For some reason it works perfectly in that disjointed format, I think because each frame is a very strong composition in and of itself. The relation between the pictures makes your eye wander back and forth. It's hard to argue with any of the choices you made with this sucker. Yet another piece to be proud of.
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Now this would look excellent on my wall!
Beautiful colors, wonderful textures and the framing is very well done, very tasteful.
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you know it bro!
thanks!
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great triptych. i think this is a great idea and make a wonderful presentation.
a testament that film is not yet dead.
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Its a great shot, not often do you get to see shots stacked in thirds like this. It is very nice and very clean. The colors are great and im sure your client will be thrilled with it.
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this is exceptional, deserves to be seen in many office walls!
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Lovely work. I particularly like the square format, very reminicient of the old 'blads of old. Alas! poor Velvia 50...we knew him well. Oh well! What's the new stuff like?
I've been using RawShooter Premium 2006 from pixmantec recently and there's a raw slider called "Vibrance" and it creates a very familiar colour and saturation bias that could almost be called "Velvia" like.
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Thank you
I actually really like the new Velvia, at first I was scared that it was going to be crap like the Velvia 100F but when I recieved my first slides back I was very impressed. It seems that the images have a bit more pop over the old Velvia 50
As for digital velvia, send me your email and I will send you the good stuff
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Sure thang, it's
gareth_cooper@hotmail.com
Thanks
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cool, I just emailed them to you
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Thank you very much!
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Lucky Client!!!!
These shots are really awesome...the colours so strong and the lines so prominent
Definate
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all the 3 photos are great!! i wonder how u reached this place!!
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Composed very well ;] Velvia works perfectly for this landscape!
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thanks!
Velvia never let's you down
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Great Picture.
I really like the colors.
How did you create the frame? (just Canvas) it's very good.
I tried to do this kinda of frame but it never worked out as good as yours.
'njoy
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Thank you!
I actually created the frame on accident
I did a thick inner stroke on each photo in PS, I then colored the stroke a very light gray (off-white) color to give it the bevel cut look, I then did a seperate layer for the black frame and gave it a small inner drop shadow
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wow interesting. I'll try to use shadow next time
Good Job and thanks for the explanation
'njoy
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Beautiful colors and composition.Excellent light.I like it very much.Keep on rocking.......
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<3 film
Next time I'm in the states I'm definitely going to take some more time and take some decent photos. Missed opportunities! >_<
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great job.... i remember film...what a great formatt it was ... makes a great frame...
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great work with those lines
the 3 work very well together and jump right out at ya
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Nice job!
The three photos are well composed & with hight contrast. I like the frame and this passepartout effect.
Rob.
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