Portrait of B 2

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By: Laszlo Illes
Copyright ©2004

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Photographer	Laszlo Illes {Karma:2019}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Mamiya RB 67 SD
Categories	People	Film Format
Portfolio	Medium format	Lens	180/4,5
Uploaded	4/11/2004	Film / Memory Type	Agfa 1000 RS
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	612	Shutter	1/250
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/22
Critiques	4	Rating	Pending / 2 Ratings
Location	City - State - Country - Sweden
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Ron Beezley {K:2834} 4/11/2004

Color very flat, no pop to the picture and pose ok.

Louise Vessey {K:13862} 4/11/2004

Hi Laszlo, yes it has a bit of that cross processing look. Interesting experiment. Perhaps a different coloured background may add to the effect? Anyway, neat to see 'film' shots. I'll go see your other images.

Laszlo Illes {K:2019} 4/11/2004

Thank you for your comments Louise.
Why 1000 ASA film? I wanted to test this old film and I was curious to see what quality I could get as far as resolution and corn concerned. The lighting was bounced flashes that?s why the small aperture and I agree with you it is very flat. My main goal was anyhow to see the resolution and corn... The color of the film is as you see it... I know it is unnatural but I like it... It is almost like "cross processing"... I will show you another portrait from the same session but on Kodak GPF 8124...
Thank you for your comments! best regards, Laci

Louise Vessey {K:13862} 4/11/2004

Pretty girl, but if I'm being honest this portrait could be more flattering. Her skin tone looks green and I'm wondering why you would use 1000 speed film at such a high aperture. A slower film would help to blur the background and keep the focus on her face. Lighting is a bit flat and direct too. Some modelling with the lighting would be more flattering. What was your light source?

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