More Than One Nice Window
October 17th, 2014
That one dormer is lovely, but it isn’t the only beautiful spot in that old house. Here is Ayn showing off her lovely figure in some other interesting windows in the house.
Yep, that’s another odd dormer in the background. A different one from the one in the earlier posts.
Here’s Ayn showing off her posing skills in that dormer.
And downstairs there’s a great bay window.
No fisheye in any of these…they were all done with the 12-24. Still all shot at 1600 ISO. I treat everything from 100 to 1600 ISO as just exposure control since there is almost no noticeable difference in the files from my Nikon D7000. There’s a bit of noise at 1600, but no where near the grain of Tri-X at 400. That’s my standard for comparison.
One Response to “More Than One Nice Window”
1D Swanson
October 17th, 2014 @ 3:36 pm
One of my pet peeves about people talking about Tri-X and grain is that grain varies widely with Tri-X film depending on how it is treated during processing.
I was a regular user of 4X5 Tri-X and my negatives were about the same grain consistency of most people’s Plus-X negatives Very little). But I regularly shot my Tri-X at iso 200 and developed it in HC110 solution B for 1 min, 45 seconds. Shot at 400, or 320 iso and developed in D-76 for 7-9 minutes it is grainy as hell.
Cool work with Ayn and the architecture.
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