[rollei_list] Re: test shots, Rollei Digibase CR 200
- From: Thor Legvold <tlegvold@xxxxxxx>
- To: rollei_list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 17 Nov 2011 19:49:05 +0100
Actually Emmanual, I like how you solved the problem of the power lines, by
integrating them into the composition so that they follow the lines of the roof
and almost blend into the tree line on the left. Very nice.
I don't mind stuff like that, as it's documenting a time and a place and how it
actually was, instead of some idealized version, but I do appreciate
photographers who take the time to try and integrate what would otherwise be a
distracting (even ugly) element into the composition. Especially when the
overall composition comes out as good as it has here.
I like it.
Cheers,
Thor
On 17. nov. 2011, at 19.19, Emmanuel Bigler wrote:
>
>
>> Colors look very right in my monitor Emmanuel, it seems the filter
>> worked fine; very nice image BTW, good composition, interesting
>> subject and well exposed slide. Colors recall me some Agfachrome RSX
>> II shots, CR 200 looks a very good slide film.
>
> Well thanks for your appreciation, to tell you the truth, in this tiny
> village named Châteauvieux-les-Fossés, the real challenge is to find
> an acceptable point of view to avoid the huge and exceedingly
> intrusive cable supplying electricity to the Town ... Cabin ;-). The
> telephone cable looks as a negligible nuisance by comparison!!
>
> So the composition is ... (ahem), how not-so-bad it can be when you
> try to respect an absurd rule, still enforced by some eccentric old
> timers like me "Everything SHOULD be right even before the picture is
> actually taken, no post-processing is allowed, including to digital
> erasing of intrusive electric cables" ;-)
> And regarding the permanent use of a 82A filter even at noon ... well
> the Euro-Patriot will not make any further comment ;-)
>
> -----------------
>
> Not kidding, if some members of our rollei-gang here wish to test this
> Rollei CR-200 slide film (after all, aren't we supposed to be a
> Rollei-oriented discussion list?), my simple recommendation would be:
> take 6 double shots with your first CR-200 test roll in 120, one image
> without filter, the same image with a 82A filter and see what happens.
>
> --
> Emmanuel
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