Heres my second picture Ive developed.
I do this in my class at school.
I think I have a talent for it.
Here it is.
Please comment truthfully!!
The white part at bottom is scanner’s fault.
Heres my second picture Ive developed.
I do this in my class at school.
I think I have a talent for it.
Here it is.
Please comment truthfully!!
The white part at bottom is scanner’s fault.
ooh looks cool, once I get my camera phone for christmas I might try out this hobby too.
nicely done for a second photo (I wish I knew how to develop photos)
The image seems overall very neutral, towards the dark side. You have a good black but no strong white in the picture (unless it was very late/cloudy the sky would be totally white) This maybe caused by a bad scan (most likely), bad exposure on developing, or simply underexposure on the camera (bracket, bracket, bracket!)
edit: is that a scratch on the negative (on the tree trunk down center), else check that your uv filter is clean and scratch free
hope to see more quality photography
Those problems are due to all scanner screw ups. I have a bad scanner.
Got to love Black and White photos, everything looks cool in Black and White. Boy I miss the dark room, that was a blast.
GrYpHoN, don’t you just love unloading the film in total darkness? That gives sense of touch a whole new meaning huh?
Actually MRX we unload the film in a huge double zippered bag.
Ill be posting another photo ASAP. Prob tommorow morning.
Ok heres another one. Its of a hall in my school.
I hope you like it.
Heres LARGE version.
http://www.vizionary.org/~gryphon/gallery/albums/Gryphons-Art-Work/hallway.jpg
Are you working with an SLR? I just love the depth of field you can get with decent lenses. You might want to experiment (e.g., with the hall picture) with changing the aperture. I can’t say too much, though, 'cause I’m not a great photographer myself! Good work, especially with the contrast.
You need a clearer focus and a lower aperture setting. I’d advise getting a tripod and spending more time in the darkroom. Are you familiar with burning and dodging?
Burning and dodging…heard of but havent used in class yet.
I only just finished my photo one course at my high school.
I got a brand spanking new Canon EOS Rebel XSn Date SLR camera for christmas along with a tripod.
Both of the pictures are in focus on the real pictures but I have a ghetto scanner.
(is there any way to scan in negatives btw with a standard scanner?)
Heres the camera.
http://www.canon.com/camera-museum/camera/2000-/data/2002_eos66.html
And heres the specs
http://www.canon.com/camera-museum/camera/2000-/data/2002_eos66_s.html
Ive really only started this hobby about 10 weeks ago and hope to take it further.