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Red/grey case
Grey custom buttons
RCA ProSound
3.5mm jack ProSound
Pitchbent
Biverted white backlight for best possible contrast
First test roll, shot with my new Zorki 4k. A Russian Leica copy.
Although it's a good camera, I think I like the handling of my FED-3 a little bit better. The FED-3 is a bit more basic. I like that better.
Also I tore my film at the last frame while advancing. :-S And I didn't even notice it. I'm just wondering if it is my clumsiness, or because this Russian camera is build like a tank. Better be more careful next time.
I was surprised to see how much latitude film actually has.
I accidently underexposed a few shots because I read my new light meter wrong. Though, I don't see any difference with my other shots.
Developed in ID-11 (stock, 20ºC, 8 min.)
Scans are made as is. No digital editing.
Another portrait of a cute Amur tiger, but this time in back light (against what was outside, much brighter), but the picture is still technically good.
Taken at the Walter zoo in Switzerland.
"...
Hep olmadan hiç olmaz, hiçin ötesinde hep;
Bu mu dersin, taşlarda donmuş sükûta sebep?
Kavuklu, başörtülü, fesli, basacak taşlar;
Taşlara yaslanmış da küflü kemikten başlar,
Kum dolu gözleriyle süzüyor insanları;
Süzüyor, sahi diye toprağa basanları
..."
The Union Pacfic 1988 Katy heritage unit heads east out of Elburn, IL, on the triple track with the sun setting quickly behind it. The 2001 and five other units trail.
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Week 25
Portrait: Silhouette
Expose for the background and let your subject fall into shadow. Shape is important this week.
Incredible color on this backlit Japanese maple leaf (note also that this is the back of the maple leaf, very well lit by the sun). When I shot straight towards the sun, I got a silhouette... this is slightly away from the sun, but still backlit.. Voilà ! A whole new image. Wow! Unbelievable! This result amazes me because it feels like this picture is taken in a dark room with some artificial light. I will continue to investigate more. Backlighting is very interesting! I have so much to learn!