The Dead Tree Shoot

Andrew O'Neill

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• Sep 10, 2022

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Here's the 5th video from my medium format road trip this past summer in Drumheller, Alberta. At the end of the video, I make a carbon transfer print of one of the images. Cheers!

 

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• Sep 10, 2022

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Your CF print is gorgeous - shows every bit of your painstaking process and the excellence of your exposure

 

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Andy, I hadn't expected to see much, if any, of a difference between the HP5+ shot and the D400 one but I did and preferred the HP5+ This is unusual for me as it is normally the case that everyone else on Photrio sees differences that they seem to think are obvious and I just can't

I need to avoid too many of those situations if my hand is not to stray too close to the box of bitter almond pills but I rejoice that you used the HP5+ one as well for the carbon print

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Neato!!!

 

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Thank you sharing this fine video, Andrew. As an E-6 user only I can only marvel at the skill & effort put into your B&W finished print.....Excellent.

 

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I am not sure that I would have seen that tree at highway speeds. Sometimes it pays to slow down in life.

 

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Stunning print Andy, what do you size your Arches paper with?

 

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Beautiful print!

 

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Andrew O'Neill

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Thank you for watching and commenting! I really appreciate it!

@pentaxuser I was pleasantly surprised with the results. I didn't expect HP5 to come out better than Delta 400. I thought they would look the same, or Delta would have a bit more contrast, mainly because of it's more red sensitivity.

@Sirius Glass that little highway's max speed is 100km, too! My wife is always a bit nervous when I'm driving with intention to do photography. My eyes are more on the sites, than the road! Poor girl.

@Rick A I size papers with acrylic medium. In this case, it was a matte medium.

 

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Andrew O'Neill said:

Thank you for watching and commenting! I really appreciate it!

@pentaxuser I was pleasantly surprised with the results. I didn't expect HP5 to come out better than Delta 400. I thought they would look the same, or Delta would have a bit more contrast, mainly because of it's more red sensitivity.

@Sirius Glass that little highway's max speed is 100km, too! My wife is always a bit nervous when I'm driving with intention to do photography. My eyes are more on the sites, than the road! Poor girl.

@Rick A I size papers with acrylic medium. In this case, it was a matte medium.

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Slamming on the brakes when a composition is spotted can be a bit disconcerting for the passenger.