Question, when is it no longer "Blind"?
I forgot to send info on what my image was and settings etc.
I was wondering can I just post it here? I can't find the user to PM directly?
Are they even supposed to know who I am?
Well... If you get this image, these are the settings (although I remember it being 2 minutes not 60 seconds as the exposure time, however the sun was coming up over an hour period so perhaps this one was shorter (also I went from Velvia 50 to Velvia 100 and so maybe I shortened the exposure and didn't remember now that it's been over a year.
Well... Forgive me if this is the wrong move...
The print I sent...
(there was a url link here which no longer exists)
Sent w/ iPhone using Tapatalk
Stone:
The recipient is supposed to know who you are once they have your print.
Ask Eugene (our intrepid leader anikin) for the APUG name of the recipient.
And your posting the photograph here (by way of the link) probably damages the "blind" nature of the exchange more than disclosing your identity.
And your posting the photograph here (by way of the link) probably damages the "blind" nature of the exchange more than disclosing your identity.
I like the idea of participants posting their submissions to the (there was a url link here which no longer exists), and would encourage everyone to consider it. But I always wait until the recipient first acknowledges their receipt of my photograph before doing so. This preserves the "blindness" aspect and guarantees that they are the first to see it.
Ken
Good idea except I forgot the paper with my info, it's literally a blind print, I didn't even leave my name... Lol
Sent w/ iPhone using Tapatalk
Just a suggestion from my "anally retentive" side ...
It is really a good idea to enclose with any parcel a note that indicates the sender, their address, the recipient and their address.
In case the package gets damaged in transit.
Stone, I'm open for a critique.. here on the forum is fine, or if you're planning on being harsh, perhaps a pm would be best. haha.
Stone, I'm open for a critique.. here on the forum is fine, or if you're planning on being harsh, perhaps a pm would be best. haha.
I'll PM you tonight lol
Sent w/ iPhone using Tapatalk
should i be scared!
Haha no, I should be scared, I don't have a darkroom so I know nothing about printing at all, so I HAD to send a chrome since that has the loophole of being able to use a light jet process by a lab that's still a chemical process, but I had no hand in the creation of the print except scanning the chrome into my computer. (And shooting it of course).
So I'm embarrassed that my critique is an uneducated one, I can only comment on what I see, but I have no idea how easy or difficult it would be to produce so I would prefer to PM you.
I've been waiting till I can get to a computer to hold the print in my hand and comment, but that won't be till Thursday probably so I'll message you then.
Sent w/ iPhone using Tapatalk
My image will be printed and mailed in a week. I'll update after the fact.
I've selected two images so I let my wife decide which one to send after I have both printed.
Bert
Good news and bad news.
I went to the local photo store to have my color negative (6x9 cm) printed. I spoke to one of the employees about a week ago and he said they didn't develop film anymore but still could print (chemically on real photopaper) up to 8x12 inch. But when I went today they told me they don't do it anymore. It is too much trouble to calibrate the machine for just one print but the could also make a nice inkjet print in even larger sizes. I thanked them friendly and went home again....
So, back to square one.
The good news: I found a wonderful professional photolab (fotovaklab Color Utrecht, in Utrecht, Holland). They develop all types and sizes of film, print color and B&W and are very friendly. So I drove 80 kilometers to bring my negative. He promished to print tomorrow and mail it right away. I hope to post my image end of the week. Shipping may take up to two weeks or so across the ocean.
BTW: How do others ship? I think I'll stick the print between two wooden sheets or so?
BTW: How do others ship? I think I'll stick the print between two wooden sheets or so?
BTW: I didn't send a Bromoil, Albumen or Salt print as I first intended since these were made with digital negatives. It had to be all analogue (film-develop-print).
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?