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  captbrs

• Feb 13, 2015

LOVELY EFFECT REALLY LIKE THIS ONE

 

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  MrBrowning

• Feb 13, 2015

Very beautiful photograph and at the same time I find it to be somewhat unsettling.

 

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  Andrew O'Neill

• Feb 13, 2015

Love it. So, you are happier using a yellow filter? Is it just more convenient or is there a real noticeable difference than preflashing?

 

• removedacct1

• Feb 13, 2015

Andrew O'Neill said:

Love it. So, you are happier using a yellow filter? Is it just more convenient or is there a real noticeable difference than preflashing?

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Thanks Andrew. I think the yellow filter DOES make the process easier - pre-exposing paper is a pain, really - but it also controls the contrast MUCH better than pre-flashing (in my experience) does. I have never had paper negs on MGIV that came close to having as full a tonal range as these experimental images display. I am SO grateful to APUG members for suggesting this method. (Why it didn't occur to me in the first place, I do not know!) Thank you!

 

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  Roger Thoms

• Feb 13, 2015

Nice one! Hey am I the only seeing a distorted head lying on it's side on the right hand side of the image? Kind of looks like dolls head only bigger. Roger

 

• removedacct1

• Feb 13, 2015

Roger Thoms said:

Nice one! Hey am I the only seeing a distorted head lying on it's side on the right hand side of the image? Kind of looks like dolls head only bigger. Roger

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I hadn't seen that until you said something about it - and yes - it DOES kind of look like that! Creepy.

 

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  oolalajp

• Feb 14, 2015

perfect!

 

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  Toffle

• Feb 15, 2015

Wonderful, Paul!