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Analogue addict
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Oxfordshire
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Wildlife (mostly birds), Analogue.
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According to the Guardian they are also known as bin chickens!
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Wantage One of the frames from a shoot for 127 day.
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The first two play some very interesting tricks with the perception of scale.
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JamesT started following Savernake Forest, Letcombe Brook (in colour) and A couple from Dry Sandford
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I've posted several from this viewpoint in mono before. Kodak Ektachrome slide film, back in October.
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Indirectly. The longer focal lengths (a 90mm in 5x4 is approximately a 24mm in 35mm) mean that the same physical aperture size is a smaller f-ratio. Also to get a good depth of field for landscapes needs a smaller aperture (and/or tilts of the standards to shift the plane of focus away from the vertical), hence Ansel Adams' f/64 group.
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Large format tends to use smaller apertures, most of my lenses will go to F/45, and a couple of them to F/64 (including the 90mm Super Angulon used for the first image).
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That's how it works here, no fee just a time limit (90 mins here) and a hefty charge if you overstay. The Britannia Parking man just records numbers as he walks around the car park -- I think he also does Sainsbury's which is only about 5mins walk away.
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In our Waitrose, they actually have a guy with a notebook (electronic not paper) who wanders round noting the numbers.
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Yes, at the moment I'm doing two classes but not often more than one other practice each week. I started about 8 years ago.
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Got a couple of rolls of colour film back from the lab this morning (images going back to late July!) so there may be a few worth posting. These are some macro shots using a 31mm extension and PX80 flash on the X500. With Ektachrome 100 slide film (unfortunately I didn't note whether I used the 50mm prime or the 35-70 zoom) Autumnal Leaf Seed Heads
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Yes, using a time-lapse timer.
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Upside Down
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A couple from last weekend's wander round Savernake Forest near Marlborough in Wiltshire. Both shot on Catlabs -X80 in the Intrepid 5x4. Pool & Birches. 90mm Super Angulon, f/32, 4s, no filter. Oaks & Beeches: 240mm Symmar, f/32, 30s, green filter.
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TIPF in Focus - November 2019 - Themed - Abstract- Closed For Entries
JamesT replied to Ryewolf's topic in TIPF In Focus
To infinity Done in hardware. -
A shorter exposure to freeze action.