Ft. Funston Sunset Series w/ Ektar
Nikon F4s, Nikkor 35mm f2.0, Kodak Ektar 100
#1 The bright green cones attracted me to this scene:
I finished the rest of that first Ektar roll at Ft. Funston. You may remember a previous set that I posted, which was taken with my G1 and 45-200mm on the same day.
--Warren
#1 The bright green cones attracted me to this scene:
#2
#3 The view looking south from Ft. Funston:
#4
Labels: Ektar 100, Fort Funston, Nikon F4s, Sunset
posted by Warren T. at 10:51 PM
3 comments
3 Comments:
Warren, comparing the two postings, I must admit I favor the Ektar, images seem to have more DR and colors are more natural. To my eyes at least. Nice
Dan
yes, colors are more natural here and the greater DR of film is again, very obvious. I like the Ektar results a lot, fine grain with vivid and natural colors. On the G1 shots of this same scene, I admit that I was going after a certain look in PP without regard to the 'naturalness' of the color at the time (I was experimenting).
--Warren
I love #3's light blues in the sky and water reflections. Wonderful time of day and view.. :) So relaxing.
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