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illuminati919
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It's been a while since I posted on Dgrin, been really busy lately, but I recently sold my digital equipment and purchased a Hasselblad 500cm, best camera I have yet owned. These are some of the first photos out of it. Feel free to look at my site, I have updated lots of stuff since my last posts on here.
Cheers, Marko
Cheers, Marko
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I see where you are going w/ these. Just not my style.
-Jon
COngrats Marko for your huge and bold jump into medium format! I'm no landscape fan but always enjoys your previous shots. What about development and printing? Did you set up a darkroom? What film are you using? Just curios (as I'm still a fellow film shooter).
Cheers.
J.
That saved a wretch like me!
I once was lost, but now am found;
Was blind, but now I see.
http://judah.smugmug.com/
Checked out your galleries love the landscapes and the action photos.
Keep up the good work
Fred
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Well I have owned multiple digital slrs at a very young age, started shooting with a D60 when I was 15 an have owned a few bodies and L lenses and other digital accessories that I adored. I always felt there was so much more out there in photography to learn and being stagnant with one type of area of photography would not allow me to fully experience photography.
I always experienced more excitement with film then digital photography, I'm a person who loves surprises and getting a roll of film back is one of the best feelings for me and the quality and tone of MF is something that digital photography in my "opinion" will never ever be able to replace.
Setup: One camera, one lens, and one roll of film.
Actually I dont have an access to a darkroom at the moment but I am looking to build one soon. I get my film developed at Tempe Camera, probably one of the best camera stores and labs in AZ. These shots were taken with a roll of ilford pan f plus 50 pushed 1 stop. I also use this film with my 35mm and love it.
Setup: One camera, one lens, and one roll of film.
Marko, these are cool. I'm glad to see you experience film.
Could you take us through your work flow? Especially what you're doing
after the developing process.
Thanks,
Ian
As they say "its greener on the other side". Actually, I would not trade what I learned in the dark room for anything. All of my expectations for digital came from the analog process, and a few have not been realized yet. One being the glory and splendor of viewing a 8x10 sheet of color transparency on a light table. WOW was that cool
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Congrats again. I think you'll be even happier as soon as you'll have a darkroom. I'm finally resetting up mine (along with a friend who is willing to learn photography) and I got 12 rolls to develop. The most incredible thing is how cheap you can buy things off Ebay for "old" film photography. I bought my camera, a backup body, 4 lenses, an enlarger, paper, tank, chemicals and about 50 films for less than what I payed for a new Nikon D50 with 50/1.8.
J.
That saved a wretch like me!
I once was lost, but now am found;
Was blind, but now I see.
http://judah.smugmug.com/