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Alex Stoen posted a photo:

Here's another treasure from my grandfather... his light meter!

View on Black

Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Lens: EF50mm f/1.4 USM
Location/Date: Alicante, Spain on 28Feb2010
Shot info: 50 mm at f/7.1 for ¹⁄₁₀₀ sec, 100 ISO.

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On portraiture

Portellini posted a photo:

Please, leave your comments on this image!

Every time I go out for portraits I improve my portraiture techniques. Used a reflector and an incident light meter. Also took a couple of portraits with my Mamiya M645 1000s and a 150mm lens but they're still waiting for development.

Nikon D300. Nikon 55mm f/2.8 and diffuser. Cacilhas. Portugal

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This photographs are the fruit of my own effort, so don't use them without permission.

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Thanks!

On portraiture

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On portraiture

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Nasey posted a photo:

Seagull 4A103 TLR
Marang, Terengganu, Malaysia.

Olympus Pen F with Telephoto Lens and Sunshade

mgtelu posted a photo:

Picked up the telephoto lens months before I got the camera body. Is it well-planned or coincidental?

Olympus Pen F with Meter

mgtelu posted a photo:

Picked up this one cheap and discovered that the shuttle is stuck. It may cost a fortune to repair it. The leather case came with it is still in good shape.

From cjo.info
"When the original Olympus Pen F 35mm half-frame SLR was introduced in 1963 it was the only half-frame SLR and the smallest full system SLR in the world. It was a uniquely styled camera with a smooth, sleek, minimalist design made possible by the use of a system of mirrors instead of a conventional pentaprism, hence no charateristic SLR bump on top. In my humble opinion the Pen F series is one of the most beautiful cameras ever designed. It is a very high quality device with very smooth operation."

Olympus Pen F with Telephoto Lens

mgtelu posted a photo:

Picked up the telephoto lens months before I got the camera body. Is it well-planned or coincidental?

From cjo.info:
"When the original Olympus Pen F 35mm half-frame SLR was introduced in 1963 it was the only half-frame SLR and the smallest full system SLR in the world. It was a uniquely styled camera with a smooth, sleek, minimalist design made possible by the use of a system of mirrors instead of a conventional pentaprism, hence no charateristic SLR bump on top. In my humble opinion the Pen F series is one of the most beautiful cameras ever designed. It is a very high quality device with very smooth operation."

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Nasey posted a photo:

Kupih @ Boss Jahat!!

Seagull 4A103 TLR
Marang, Terengganu, Malaysia.

sekonic

rosellaphoto posted a photo:

0907 Hrs - Ready to Go

inkyfingerz posted a photo:

• The Book of Alternative Photographic Processes by Christopher James
• Olympus Pen E-P2 with M.Zuiko Digital 17mm 1:2.8
• Olympus Pen E-P2 with Canon Serenar 100mm 1:4. This lens was designed by Kuroki Masana and produced in 1948
• 1958 Norwood Super- Director selenium type light meter, designed by Don Norwood
• Canon FL 55mm 1:1.2 lens
• GretagMacBeth Mini ColorChecker
• 16G, 5th genetion iPod Nano & earphone
• Moleskine Storyboard Notebook
• Staedtler 2B pencil
• 20 dollars Israeli Style Paratrooper bag

This photo was taken with a Ricoh Caplio GX200 & on camera flash. Long Beach, CA. March 3rd, 2010.

B l a c k M a g i c

Quiznos "Q"-Neon Sign Assignment

threeflowersphotography posted a photo:

neon sign in the window of quiznos.

light reading (58/365)

cecilleavila posted a photo:

Erin taking a light reading for her film project.

February 27, 2010

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Stand by, JT posted a photo:

Lighting: AB800 with 7" reflector camera right.

Playing with my light meter and testing some lighting. Happy Friday!

Deutschland x Nippon reunited, in the most peaceful way

guruguru posted a photo:

Another shot with twenty something years old film, abusively pushed to 1600. In this picture, the lightmeter and teacup coaster are the only things younger than me. Other things are all my father's age.

This film expired waaaayy before any digital cameras were made for consumers, and I'm sure I'll be using this camera way after all existing digital cameras are "expired." ;)

Roland, thanks for the Nikkor! :D

Darkroom print on Ilford MGIV FB

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