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[3bayjunkie]

Well lets see if anyone like this. took it on the way to the PX someone had just left it there. This is another film N80 photo.

 

[bluetibby1]

It's neat, just looks noisy...so would that be grain?
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[3bayjunkie]

It's neat, just looks noisy...so would that be grain?
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well actually i don't really know what speed film i had. i usually got 400 bc they didn't always have enough 200 at the store.

 

[reznap]

I love film. I love grain. It's not super-exciting but it's nice-looking I think.

Haven't heard anyone say "PX" in a while. Good old exchanges and commissaries...

 

[StevePPhoto]

very nice depth of field. The background looks a little noisy. try running it through noise ninja in photoshop.

 

[reznap]

very nice depth of field. The background looks a little noisy. try running it through noise ninja in photoshop.

It's not noise it's grain.

So many people telling you to make digital enhancements to your film shots...

Don't listen to them OP, please.

 

[3bayjunkie]

this was takin just moments before...

 

[StevePPhoto]

very nice depth of field. The background looks a little noisy. try running it through noise ninja in photoshop.

It's not noise it's grain.

So many people telling you to make digital enhancements to your film shots...

Don't listen to them OP, please.

sorry i need to read the whole post and not snippets

 

[reznap]

sorry i need to read the whole post and not snippets

Not your fault, and you're not the only one. Not that my opinion is important or means more than anyone else's but doing anything in photoshop or some digital editing program to a film scan just bugs me. Still.. if you're making enlargements you can do lots of post processing.. I just feel like we shouldn't mix the two very much (film & digital).

 

[MarkDickinsonPhotogr]

Nice shots, look good great composition on the cup with the 1/3 offset