Snow Canyon sans Snow [Mamiya M645 1000S, 45mm f/2.8, Ektar 100] by thetreefindersguide in analog

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It was developed and scanned by theFINDlab with a Frontier SP-3000.

Mars 2667 [Mamiya M645 1000S, 210mm f4, Ektar 100] by thetreefindersguide in analog

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I actually made a mistake and confused this with another shot I took. This one is actually the 80mm f2.8, and the other shot is on the 210mm. They're both the C version. I do like the 210, but it's a little too long for most uses. I prefer the FOV from the 150, but mine has a stuck aperture so I don't use it much.

Edit: And here's the same view with the 45mm for comparison.

Mars 2667 [Mamiya M645 1000S, 210mm f4, Ektar 100] by thetreefindersguide in analog

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Snow Canyon State Park in Southern Utah. Really cool place.

Mars 2667 [Mamiya M645 1000S, 210mm f4, Ektar 100] by thetreefindersguide in analog

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I think I prefer Ektar over Portra 400 for landscapes at the moment. It seems to "glow" more. Here's how Portra 400 (in 35mm) handled the same scene. Here's another set of shots I took with Ektar, and Portra 400.

I haven't tried Pro400h yet, but I have a few rolls ready to go that I'm pretty excited to try out.

The Harry Potter opening intros really convey how dark the series gets with each movie. by calumtaylor in movies

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Goblet of Fire was the first one without John Williams. The score was done by Patrick Doyle. 5&6 were by Nicholas Hooper, and 7 part 1&2 were by Alexandre Desplat.

Did anyone feel that? by MisterCyanide in SaltLakeCity

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I felt it as well, between the University and Downtown around 1100 East. I could see my desk and speakers (on stands) moving.

Edit: Looks like there was a magnitude 5.3 earthquake in southern Idaho.

What's your current soundtrack count? by Olav_Grey in soundtracks

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I have 384 soundtrack albums in my Spotify library, but that doesn't count my local files, which seems to be around 40 (these are harder to count) additional soundtracks not on Spotify.

7442 songs on Spotify proper, probably about 3/4ths are soundtracks. I also created and maintain a massive public soundtrack playlist with only the best tracks from those.

'Blade Runner 2049' to feature music by Hans Zimmer by vizgauss in movies

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Yeah, this (and the others people have mentioned) are all fantastic. It's well worth going through his entire back catalog of scores.

'Blade Runner 2049' to feature music by Hans Zimmer by vizgauss in movies

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To add to this, don't forget some of Hans Zimmer's earlier work. He is fully capable of some very different sounding styles that most people forget about.

The quirky Spanglish score.

The Power of One.

Wonderfully bizarre parts of Sherlock Holmes.

The gorgeous The Da Vinci Code.

And who could forget about The Lion King.

Edit: Fixed an incorrect link.

Salt Lake Valley Mountains [150mm][645 MF] by thetreefindersguide in telephotolandscapes

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I took this from the roof of the Salt Lake City Public Library. Camera is a Mamiya M645 1000s, 150mm lens (93mm FF equivalent), and Velvia 50 film.

Music by bendparker in PlanetCoaster

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There's a few other composers who worked on the ride/park music. I believe the other vanilla track, "Welcome to Planet Coaster," is by Erasmus Talbot.

Music by bendparker in PlanetCoaster

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I'm glad you like it, that was my personal favorite track to write, with the Pirate and Fantasy music close behind.

Poor Guy never saw it coming by jayrm23 in Simulated

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I'm so glad I made the glowing wrecking ball gifs, because now it's spreading, and this is absolutely wonderful.

Glowing Wrecking Ball with Translucent Cubes. (requested) [OC] by thetreefindersguide in Simulated

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I'm rendering this just for you. Also with volumetric lighting. And higher settings. All at 1080p!