Pagina Seis
May 27th, 2007 by ryan
OK, so this is a long overdue post from my journey to whistler. There were a few experiments here that’s why there are some not great shots that are here to demonstrate the differences between stocks and cameras. The fun part is, I’m not going to say which are which. So these are shot on a combination of triX at 1600, and neopan 1600 (I hate it) and an old leica M3 that wasn’t focusing properly, and my zeiss ikon that was focusing properly. Also, some of these are from Toronto, and I was working the whole week so I didn’t get the chance to be shooting all the time. Also the lens on the Leica is a 35mm f3.5, an old one.
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-rm
Whirred! What's up? you don't want to sell me a Contax/Zeiss Dist. 21mm do you?
some of these are fabulous. it's insane the quality you can get at 1600 on film, try that on a DSLR and you'll get nothing but noise. btw, im moving up the D200 woohoo! are you at the downtown store now?
What, you didn’t like Neopan1600?! That’s like one of my alltime favourite fast films! Such nice tones, grain and blacks
nice pickies marr-boy.
great pics marr! ive never seen whistler/blackcomb sans snow before and you took some pretty decent shots of it…hey i didnt know you are friends with katie holmes! thats cool…lol
awesome shots. looks like a nice trip.
i totally dig http://atheistponcho.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/05/25/IMG257.jpg
and http://atheistponcho.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/05/25/IMG255.jpg
lovely stuff.
what’s wrong with neopan?