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Abhija
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Lopa, donhee pix aNi ksamarpak avyapankti mast aahet. Mood far chhan capture zalay.
editing sathi tu konte s/w wapartes? photoshop asel tar me sangto kase karayche te
Normally, image sharp karaychi, then image size madhye size adjust kar. Then SAVE FOR WEB karoon image quality HIGH thewaychi
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लोपा सही आलेत फोटो. संधीप्रकाश मस्त दिसतोय. 
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Abhija
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| | Tuesday, July 10, 2007 - 9:45 am: |
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Lopa, plz follow prashant's link mentioned above. mast info aahe.
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अभिजित मी edit pc तच करत असते फोटोशोप किंवा दुसरे काही लोड केले नाही.
pl मला नक्की सुचना दे(उद्या,कारण आज मी एका trainning ला निघालेय आत्ता.)
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Abhija
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| | Tuesday, July 10, 2007 - 10:54 am: |
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Lopa, http://picasa.google.com/download/ ithoon Picasa download kar ani install kar. he foto editing sathi changle aahe. ithe tula resizing, sharpening wagaire sagaLe karta yeil.
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Admin
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| | Tuesday, July 10, 2007 - 1:10 pm: |
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We have increased image upload limit to 100 kb
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Karadkar
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| | Tuesday, July 10, 2007 - 3:59 pm: |
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Thank you Admin!!! ... ...
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Phdixit
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| | Tuesday, July 10, 2007 - 4:58 pm: |
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धन्यवाद Admin .. ...
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Lets see if the new limit works!!
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Oh yes...it does. This was one magical evening in Paris.
Hasselblad 500C, 80mm CZ, film scanned with LS8000.
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Abhija
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| | Tuesday, July 10, 2007 - 6:19 pm: |
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What a feast to eyes, Prashant! Ultimate beauty!!! Hasselblad is my dream cam:-)
Star effect sathi tu star filter waparlaas ki maximum aperture number lens war set keles?
Star effect afalatoon alay! Thanks for sharing...
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Chinnu
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| | Tuesday, July 10, 2007 - 7:42 pm: |
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लोपा फोटो छान आहेत, त्यावरील ओळी देखील सुंदर!
प्रशांत तुमच्या फोटोमधील अस्पष्ट चंद्रकोर पण खुप छान आली आहे. धन्यवाद!
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Bee
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| | Wednesday, July 11, 2007 - 1:54 am: |
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अगदी हरेक दिवा किती छान उजळला आहे नाही!!!! चंद्रकोर तर आहेच पण दिव्याची किरणं खूपच सुंदर आलीत..
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Ajai
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| | Wednesday, July 11, 2007 - 3:43 am: |
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Prashant- zauberhaft
I donot think any filter is used as tower lights doesn't show any star effect. It could be well managed exposure.Do share details
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Nakul
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| | Wednesday, July 11, 2007 - 6:23 am: |
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ओह्हो प्रशांत वॉव मस्तच
एक्ष्पोजर वगैरे देटेल्स जरुर लिही
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लोप सगळेच फोटो एकदम सुंदर... अर्थातच नेहेमीप्रमाणे...
प्रशांत फोटो मस्तच
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Thanks to all of you!!
Abhijit,
I personally avoid any filtering as long as possible. My favorite and only filters are polarizer, orange filter (for BW film since I mostly shoot in the area with lot of green and blue sky) and sometimes GNDs.
Yes, Hasselblad is a fantastic camera indeed. However now that the resolution of digital cameras is almost at par with medium format film it is not that practical. Though WLF viewing and 6x6 film on a light table has that romantic charm and I grab it whenever possible. Here you can see a similar image made next day with EOS 5D and cropped to square.
nakul: Details - Fuji film 6x6 back, F14 or 16 and shutter speed around 0.5 Seconds.
Flag- Do not take this as a stanard. always use a handheld meter or learn how to use the camera metering system. I metered the brightest part of the sky and opened up by 1.5 stops.
Ajai,
Long time no see!!
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Abhija
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| | Wednesday, July 11, 2007 - 8:38 am: |
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Prashant, mahiti dilyabaddal dhanyavad!
Yes, I have heard abt 39 MP Hasselblad :-) That must be awesome! I referred to both of yr images. Composition -wise I liked the 5D image more, as there is no bright trail at the bottom. But the thickness you have got in film shot is excellent. My personal opinion is digipix are too crisp and lack the soft romanticism which is there in films.
BTW, I suppose your 80mm is a normal lens for Hasselblad medium format. Isn't it?
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Yes, I have heard abt 39 MP Hasselblad :-) .....
Well, I have a very old 500C film model which works just fine. The medium/large format digital technology is yet to mature.
It does not matter to me what medium, end result is important. A fine image remains one despite of the medium/camera being used. I know one fellow photographer who loves Holga ($30 camera) and make fantastic images and sells them. Having said that it is a great joy to see those wonderful 6x6cm, 6x17cm or 9x12cm trannies on the light table. I particularly love the panorama slides I sometimes make with a 6x17 back.
Yes, 80mm is a normal lense for 6x6 format and my favorite for almost all the formats. For my large format camera (9x12cm) I own 150mm which again is a normal lense (like 50mm for SLR, PS camera etc) for that format.
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Abhija
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| | Wednesday, July 11, 2007 - 10:39 am: |
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Thanks, Prashant!! I have never used medium/large format so far.
Here we are talking abt 39 MP, but some people are talking abt 160 MP there;-)
see this http://www.engadget.com/2006/09/20/seitz-6x17-digital-shoots-at-160-megapixels/
:-)
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