livingroom - film
摄影师 Valentin Arfire
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test image - tokina 10-17 @ 17 mm canon 500 slr 2 rows of 6 each one at -30 the other at 45 1/10 sec diaphragm 8 ISO 200 just needed to test the difference with the digital AGFA vistaplus iso 200 scanned at 5 mpix. resulted a 16268*8134 pixel image I reduced for conformity with the digital result at 12304*6152 pixel. being the first film I scan, there are plenty of dirt spots and beginners mistakes with the workflow
sorry for the stitching errors :) - being in kind of a hurry to get it done...
it seems I also have moged the tripod during the shot so another set is necesary, and light self-measured.
I still haven;t got the trigger for remote shooting
test image - tokina 10-17 @ 17 mm canon 5D 2 rows of 6 each one at -30 the other at 45 1/10 sec diaph...
me at the desk; only the walls need painting and the pictures. my room at l'Arche Ipswich - thank you...
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