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Mamiya 645 with Phase One P45 back, 55-110 lens, polarizer and 3-stop neutral density grad filter.
The full-size picture is at: http://www.treynor.com/997-nearsunset-hires.jpg
The full-size picture is at: http://www.treynor.com/997-nearsunset-hires.jpg
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Originally Posted by treynor
Mamiya 645 with Phase One P45 back, 55-110 lens, polarizer and 3-stop neutral density grad filter.
The full-size picture is at: http://www.treynor.com/997-nearsunset-hires.jpg
The full-size picture is at: http://www.treynor.com/997-nearsunset-hires.jpg
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Grear Car; Great Color; Great Photo !!
Since you're obviously into photography, you might try out the (relatively) new PhotoShop High Dynamic Range (HDR) mode and exposure bracket at -6, -3, 0, +3, +6, then you can apply your grad filter on the computer and still not blow out your highlights or lose your shadows.
Obviously requires a tripod, which I asume you were using anyway.
Since you're obviously into photography, you might try out the (relatively) new PhotoShop High Dynamic Range (HDR) mode and exposure bracket at -6, -3, 0, +3, +6, then you can apply your grad filter on the computer and still not blow out your highlights or lose your shadows.
Obviously requires a tripod, which I asume you were using anyway.
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Originally Posted by treynor
Mamiya 645 with Phase One P45 back, 55-110 lens, polarizer and 3-stop neutral density grad filter.
The full-size picture is at: http://www.treynor.com/997-nearsunset-hires.jpg
The full-size picture is at: http://www.treynor.com/997-nearsunset-hires.jpg
