One More, Then I'll Stop - Cross-Processed Velvia Half-Frame

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Cross-Processed Velvia Half-Frame Pairs #2

 

All shot with Canon Demi EE17 half-frame camera, Fuji Velvia 100, cross-processed (C-41).

 

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Cross-Processed Velvia Half-Frame Pairs #1

 

All photos made at Manassas National Battlefield with Canon Demi EE17 half frame camera, Fuji Velvia 100 slide film, cross-processed (C41).

 

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50 Years of Nikon - Slideshow - Historic Corncrib

Here is a brief slideshow of images I took of an old farm building near where I work. I was able to convince my coworker and friend Wendye to let me photograph her there.

 

 

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I shot all of these images with Nikon - the first of my "50 Years of Nikon SLRs" posts. This includes images from my early Nikon F film SLR, and my new Nikon Df DSLR. It's a lot of fun shooting these two cameras, separated by 50 years of Nikon history, going into the 50th year of my own life.

 

The music is from my friends The Woodshedders. Enjoy!

 

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Lumix DMC-TS3 Makes A Great Vacation Camera

 

 

Waterslide Series, by Reed A. George
Panasonic Lumix DMC-TS3, iAuto, Burst Mode
 
I took the little waterproof DMC-TS3 into the pool with me. I turned burst mode on and captured the series above, first try. Sometimes automation is a good thing.
 
In good light, this is one heck of a nice little camera.
 
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Fujifilm Announces Discontinuation of Velvia in Some Formats

 

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Fujifilm has announced that they are discontinuing some formats of Velvia - the standard in super-saturated slide film. The iso 100 version will be dropped in 35mm, 120, and 4x5, while iso 50 Velvia in 4x5 and 8x10 will also go away. This is similar to the news of Kodachrome going away some time back, in my opinion. Loss of a real benchmark film.
 
(Click Here) to read about the announcement on dpnow.com
 
However, all is not yet lost. Fujifilm is seeing good participation on their film-specific site choosefilm.com.
 
(Click Here) to go to choosefilm.com. Sign up! It's free, and will keep Fuji in the film business longer.
 
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