Fun with medium format images

[ErikKaffehr]

Hi,

I really like the second image that you posted!

Here is an image I am struggling with


and here is the raw file: http://echophoto.dnsalias.net/ekr/Articles/Challenge/20141227-CF045982.IIQ

Anyone coming up with a great conversion?

Best regards
Erik

I've also given Erik's slide a try. I hope you don't mind

[tsjanik]

Maybe not great, but different.

[Ken R]

Hi,

I really like the second image that you posted!

Here is an image I am struggling with


and here is the raw file: http://echophoto.dnsalias.net/ekr/Articles/Challenge/20141227-CF045982.IIQ

Anyone coming up with a great conversion?

Best regards
Erik

Nice shot! The file is quite good to work with. Here is my take: (used C1 pro v8 only)

[rogerxnz]

P.S. Roger, I just bought a DPM2.  Amazing files, but why would you post in a MF thread?

For fun! But really, just my mistake—sorry.

The one below is true MF: Linhof Techno with Credo 60 and SK 150mm (not sure about the lens). Just a 15% resize of original file.
Roger

[leuallen]

Like mine warm

Larry

[Malina DZ]

Hi Erik:
Those images make a good case for using film  . 
Tom

The same thought crossed my mind.
Seems like Minolta Dimage Scan Multi Pro delivers great files as well!


Pentax67+105/2.4, Portra 800

Erik, great shots! And thank you for sharing a raw file. Here is my take on it:

[ErikKaffehr]

Hi Keith,

You mean the dust or something else? The dust is easily removed (using an arctic brush), but mirror and baffles flipping up and down blow around a lot of dust.

Best regards
Erik

Hi Erik

Time perhaps for a sensor clean?

;-)

[Chris Livsey]

No dust was harmed processing this image

Thanks Erik, guess I just see things differently 
C1 v7

[ErikKaffehr]

Chris,

You are most welcome!

Erik

Thanks Erik, guess I just see things differently 
C1 v7

[imagist]

Hasselblad CF 39 Back on 500CM, 80 mm Planar on Extension Tubes.

[Jim Kasson]

Hasselblad CF 39 Back on 500CM, 80 mm Planar on Extension Tubes.

Nice. Reminds me of Olivia Parker.

http://oliviaparker.com/

Jim

[tsjanik]

I'm printing a few older images.  Here's one I really like: Sunrise (around 5:30 am), Cap Bon Ami, Gaspe, Quebec.  This area is the absolute end of the St. Lawrence River and the water of the Great Lakes.  If you have a chance to visit Quebec, or most of Canada for that matter, take it.

_IGP9107_6670-Recovered copy by tsjanik47, on Flickr

[Jim Kasson]

I'm printing a few older images.  Here's one I really like: Sunrise (around 5:30 am), Cap Bon Ami, Gaspe, Quebec.  This area is the absolute end of the St. Lawrence River and the water of the Great Lakes.  If you have a chance to visit Quebec, or most of Canada for that matter, take it.

You reminded me of a great trip on the St. Lawrence, and I have to post this, even if it's not MF:



Saguenay Fjord, Leica M240 18mm Super-Elmar, 2 image stitch.

Jim

[tsjanik]

Very nice Jim.  Traveling along the St. Lawrence is a wonderful trip.  You must have visited Tadoussac, if you were at the fjord.  Just north of the village is one of the most enchanting campgrounds I've ever visited: Paradis Marin.  It's a destination for whale watchers, kayakers and divers. There the lovely shoreline consists of exposed granite of the Canadian Shield, at night you can fall asleep listening to whales sound and in the morning a local baker delivers fresh bread and croissants.

Here's a shot from our campsite, taken with a Pentax 67 and 35mm fisheye:



And some whale-watchers (645 with 500mm):



Some whale-watchers with drinks from the campground's Café Bleu



If you're inclined, I have couple more images posted here:

http://tsjanik.blogspot.com/2010_09_01_archive.html

http://tsjanik.blogspot.com/2010/08/paradis-marin.html  

[imagist]

Nice. Reminds me of Olivia Parker.

http://oliviaparker.com/

Jim

thank you! seems like decent company

[Zerui]

Elba seascape with swimmer. The swimmer's skin provides a reference for the water colours produced by a combination of reflection (of sky and cliffs) with diffraction rings from sharp skyline, plus upwelling light from caustics on the seabed.  [Hasselblad HD50].  Zerui

[araucaria]

Pentax 67ii, 45mm @ f22, 1/4s Portra 400 @ 160

Something went wrong in the developing tank and ruined two rolls but I kind of liked this one, the DR was defenitly too much for the d800 but portra played nice.



and another one with the 105 2.4 on ektar 100



and some more fun with the 105 2.4 and portra 400

[ErikKaffehr]

Hi,

Shot yesterday P45+ and some lens at f/11 and three different exposures.

Best regards
Erik

[imagist]

Hasselblad 500CM / CF39 / 135 mm S Planar / Bellows

[Joe Towner]

I love my Hass, I love my Hass, but damn it I've had fun cheating on her with the 645Z.  Shot handheld, with the 90mm AW VR Macro at 1/100th ISO800.