Re: trilliums

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Re: trilliums

Gordon Moat

12 May 2006 05:04

> I've been shooting a lot with my Rolleiflex 6008i, which is a great camera,
> with great lenses (not that I can afford many of them). I recently captured
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> I underexposed the shot a little, as I forgot to add a stop for the bellows
> extension, but it scanned well enough all the same.

Seems like it would make a nice card for Mother's Day. I just did up a
Polaroid transfer to send off to my mom, along with a card. This one
works better than your previous shot.

Ciao!

Gordon Moat
A G Studio
<http://www.allgstudio.com>

Matt Clara

11 May 2006 22:10

I've been shooting a lot with my Rolleiflex 6008i, which is a great camera,
with great lenses (not that I can afford many of them). I recently captured
some trilliums on 4x5 b&w film, and thought I'd return the next day with the
rollei and some fuji velvia. At the last minute I thought to bring along my
old RB67 and 150mm soft focus lens. Glad I did. The Rollei shots were
sharp and very well exposed, but the 150mm sf lens was more appropriate to
the subject matter:

http://www.shuttercity.com/ShowPhoto.cfm?PhotoID=104977

I underexposed the shot a little, as I forgot to add a stop for the bellows
extension, but it scanned well enough all the same.

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Regards,
Matt Clara
www.mattclara.com

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