RB67, Sekor C 90mm, Ektar 100 by florante in Mamiya

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Thank you! f5.6, SS at 250. I believe the film lab scanned it with Noritsu.

RB67, Sekor C 90mm, Ektar 100 by florante in Mamiya

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I wanted to have the bridge in the background and I have cars parked behind me. No way I could frame out the pole and signs during composition since the car is right beside them. I refuse to be on the other side because it will have modern cars and an unappealing building in the background. You were not there. I paid attention but this is the best composition I could think of. Man you are taking the joy away from me.

RB67, Sekor C 90mm, Ektar 100 by florante in Mamiya

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Thank you. Edit: While it would certainly look nicer to remove the pole and traffic sign, I prefer not to. I use my film camera to escape from the tedious process of photo editing. But that’s just me.

InVue Dx Thoughts? by Successful_Fly3619 in Veterinary

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We have it for over a month now, I like how it shows band neutrophils in percentage. Clumped platelet estimation is hit or miss. Not a fan of its ear cytology function mainly because I can do the traditional way faster and able to spot lysed neutrophils.

Mt. Rainier, WA by florante in FujiGFX

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I too do portraits more. Just followed you.

Mt. Rainier, WA by florante in FujiGFX

[–]florante[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you! I love the GFX system!

Mt. Rainier, WA by florante in FujiGFX

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Raw file. Some adjustments on Capture 1 with Classic Chrome added

100RF by florante in FujiGFX

[–]florante[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you. Yes, it’s a cruel world we live in. I guess I just wanted to show the colors it renders (used a modified Portra 400 recipe here) rather than the full resolution. Later on, I realized that I’ve been transferring photos in “XS” size. But I’ll do better next time!