When shooting landscapes, I think digital is better almost everywhere except at night.
At night, in the twilight, at long shutter speeds, even at ISO 100, my digital camera produces more noise, and the color/light transitions and midtones aren't as smooth and soft as on film. I'll post a panorama shot digitally in roughly the same conditions a little later.
ANRI, you have plenty of material Who else dragged us onto these rocks? Rakovich, the cars are sometimes annoying, but I didn't really want to over-shop them, and there's minimal processing here anyway.
Fantastic Very subtle color transitions... The artificiality of the slabs is a bit of a bummer; natural boulders would look nicer, but the photo is simply stunning.
Beautiful colors
okrest, about film: I only like Real Film so far.
When shooting landscapes, I think digital is better almost everywhere except at night.
At night, in the twilight, at long shutter speeds, even at ISO 100, my digital camera produces more noise, and the color/light transitions and midtones aren't as smooth and soft as on film. I'll post a panorama shot digitally in roughly the same conditions a little later.
Who else dragged us onto these rocks?
Rakovich, the cars are sometimes annoying, but I didn't really want to over-shop them, and there's minimal processing here anyway.
I like it ; ).
Very subtle color transitions...
The artificiality of the slabs is a bit of a bummer; natural boulders would look nicer, but the photo is simply stunning.
Thanks for the enjoyable work and the nostalgic mood