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Dinardy

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I haven't gotten my cards back, I shot about 1,500 digital and 7 rolls of Fuji 200, 400, 800 and one roll Ektar 100.

I had a few rolls developed locally at Walgreens, wasn't thoroughly impressed with my results, but I mainly shot on the D7100. Hoping to have some keepers on the digital side.

The venue was difficult for me as a photographer. A lot of the places I would have liked to stand were taken by a table or decoration of some sort. The interior felt cramped. All in all I had fun, it sounds like I may be re-hire by this particular photog in the future.

These haven't been through post yet, the primary shooter is editing all photos. I know some could use cloning and color adjustment. I also don't have a flash setup for my F3 yet.

Critique welcomed as always.

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For uncorrected images they look mostly alright. I se some greenish tones in the blacks, and some of the skin tones are too ruddy in 3,4,and 5, while the skin tones in 1 and 2 are fine, but it all looks correctable in post. The older SB-16 flash works pretty well on the F3HP, with its over-the-rewind know mounting system. It has TTL metering, but there is also an accessory shoe that slides into the milled grooves over the rewind knob and coverts the F3 to the use of a standard ISO style hotshoe flash unit, which might very well be preferrable to you.
 
For uncorrected images they look mostly alright. I se some greenish tones in the blacks, and some of the skin tones are too ruddy in 3,4,and 5, while the skin tones in 1 and 2 are fine, but it all looks correctable in post. The older SB-16 flash works pretty well on the F3HP, with its over-the-rewind know mounting system. It has TTL metering, but there is also an accessory shoe that slides into the milled grooves over the rewind knob and coverts the F3 to the use of a standard ISO style hotshoe flash unit, which might very well be preferrable to you.

Thanks Derrel, it's good to hear from you!

I noticed the greens and reddish skin tones, which I heard is quite characteristic of the Superia. I'm not sure where the green comes from? But I'm sure I could get rid of it easy enough in lightroom. I've looked over the options for flash. I was thinking about just going with the knock-off Vivitar AS-17, I wasn't quite sure of the differences from the actual Nikon part. Or the AS-4...

Edit: Just ordered AS-4 for $8.99
 
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