12.29.2018

A reprint from a time when VSL articles were more fun and educational at the same time...

https://visualsciencelab.blogspot.com/2016/07/a-re-test-of-contax-28-85mm-f33-85mm.html

How did we ever shoot this without image stabilization?

Maybe one more old favorite to round out the day: 

8 comments:

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Mitch said...

I just want to stare at the image. It's captivating, likely because I like that sort of short-light. And the tones are so ... familiar.

(A successful image even though it doesn't have the "correct" amount of unlimited dynamic range, it could have used more lines/mm for zooming in for no reason, and some of the skin tones exhibit a less than immaculate 'roll off' when zoomed in to an obscene percentage. And I enjoyed the ability to reminisce the days when my image-plates, too, had notches hacked carefully into them, telling me which camera body a specific chrome or neg came from.)

Anonymous said...

Your post from 2012 is one the posts I've saved because I like the pictures so much. Good to see it posted again so newer readers can see it.

Jay

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rdrowe said...

Kirk, thank-you for reposting these. It is great to revisit the one from 2012. May I wissh you and your a Happy New Year - and may the lessons of your theatre vissit go deep! Blessings, R