Garden Gate, Bessa R, CV 35mm f2.5, Kodak UC100
This shot had the flare spot too, but I cleaned it up a bit with Photoshop.
-- Warren
posted by Warren T. at 11:28 PM
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Monday, February 28, 2005
Garden Gate, Bessa R, CV 35mm f2.5, Kodak UC100
This shot had the flare spot too, but I cleaned it up a bit with Photoshop.
-- Warren
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4 Comments:
Wouldn't you know it, every time I go out to test some equipment, I get typical San Francisco weather, overcast and cold.
I tried to show the symmetry of the garden's design. You can see it when standing just in front of the gate. So Benson, do you like it? :)
Does anyone else beside Jill and me still shoot film? I was looking for a replacement for Royal Gold 200 which is discontinued, so I decided to try a few rolls of Kodak Ultracolor 100 professional. I have not shot ISO 100 negative film for a long time, and I must say that this UC100 is very impressive. It has some very good attributes: very fine and sharp grain, great shadow detail, excellent color saturation, and ease of scanning (not much correction needed). I also ordered some Fuji Realea for comparison.
-- Warren
Is the flare towards the top of the photo? You should not be getting flare on an overcast day. Maybe you have a filter on the lens? Try doing a test without a filter. I borrowed a friend's 40mm Distagon for the Hasselblad and found it had a flare problem. I couldn't deal with it.
The flare was in the same spot in every picture where it appeared. After I finished the roll, I noticed a smudge on the front lens element. Maybe that was what caused it? I was shooting bare lens because I didn't have time to buy a filter for it yet.
I hope the smudge was the problem. If not, that's a pretty serious flare problem.
-- WT
And to answer the qustion, yes, it was in the upper right side of the photo (see previous picture post).
-- WT
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