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Published: 2009-10-03 13:16:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 1280; Favourites: 33; Downloads: 131
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125s.My work is not stock and may not be used or reproduced without my written permission. Copyright Β© Tomasz Kaluzny
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Now that's a long time! Was this at night?
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actually not. this was a very cloudy day + i used an NDX400 filter which reduces light by 9 stops
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yeah, i really loved this filter but then i stopped using it and got rid of it. this baby costs quite a lot of money. when i combined it with ir filter i could do very long exposures on sunny days. several minutes
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Awesome, I must get myself one and try it out! I wonder if one could achieve the same but cheaper effect with the plastic filters for lighting equipment.
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Hi,
I wouldn't use anything else. I tried various things, even a welding mask glass, but it does not compare to the real filter at all. I even used to do nudes with this filter: [link] [link] [link] [link]
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Those are very cool, kind of reminds me of my "Downtown" series a little bit [link] although I did not use any filters for that.
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i really dig your downtown series. wish I could see the exhibit. did you make analog prints for that or digital?
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I scanned the positive film with a top of the range scanner and so far have only done giclΓ©e prints with a large format epson - they came out amazingly, if I may say so myself. (The negatives were converted to positives by cross proccessing the film [dr5.com]. This greatly increased the tones and d-max, but I'm not sure if you could still make traditional enlargements now as they aren't negatives anymore). I guess a type R print would be possible, but not very economical.
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this is common practice nowadays i think. most people can't allow themselves be as oldschool as todd hido 
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Yea, it is a shame... but the same goes for many things of the past (architecture, cars, women [haha], etc)
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