6.14.2014
Imagine shooting concerts at ISO 400 with a manual focus 50mm lens and no meter in your camera. Imagine it was more fun.
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very nice photo.
ReplyDeleteBecause it is more fun!!!
ReplyDeleteisn't it Ironic don't you think...........
ReplyDeletesorry couldn't resist. nice photo
Terrific shot! Although not exactly the same, just this last Friday I shot a youth theatre performance with a Leica M9 and a 50mm 1.5 C-Sonnar. Wide open, 1/30 at ISO 640. And, converted the shots to black and white in post.
ReplyDeleteAlways enjoy your posts, Kirk. Thank you!
I confess I can't imagine. I am always amazed at the photos that can be got (like your accompanying shot) at a concert but I know I likely wouldn't have any. For one I would have been too stingy with the film. I was fairly impressed with some I got at a recent concert with my little Sony RX100MK2.
ReplyDeleteNice photo, but as we all can see it is just an approximation of the real b/w produced by a Leica Monochrom. Perhaps scanning the negative and working for some time in postproduction would have reached a level similar to a proper digital shot, but I commend the effort nonetheless. :)
ReplyDeleteI feel somehow spoiled with all the high iso capabilities fuzz of the newest cameras. It is a good experience to work with fast lenses (i use the sonnar 50mm 1.5 as well) and film.
ReplyDeleteThousands of photographers felt quite nornal to shoot 25 ASA BW film, because it was the fastest film available.
Last week I shot my first roll of 25 ASA film and it was quite impressive what you can achieve by using proper techniques. So for me I don not longer care about ISO 65000 ... Thank you for sharing Kirk !
But, what about the GAS?
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