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Subject: Working in B & W (Last of Winter)

billglaw opened this issue on Mar 09, 2001 ยท 3 posts
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billglaw ( ) posted Fri, 09 March 2001 at 10:07 PM ยท edited Thu, 26 December 2024 at 9:50 PM

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Learning to use a Nikon 880 takes a degree of persistance. Cropped and a small change in intensity. The use of the B & W option gives a tight pixel resolution. You can copy the old masters technique if you choose. Regards, Bill

Syyd ( ) posted Sat, 10 March 2001 at 8:39 AM

Nice picture, thank you for sharing.....could you also share your masters techniques? I use the 880 and one of the things I find the most difficult is getting used to such a small camera, and camera shake. The possibilities however, are endless.

billglaw ( ) posted Sat, 10 March 2001 at 5:57 PM

My favorite camera for several years in the 1950's was a 4x5 format Bush Pressman. With a 127mm wide angle lens. You could read negatives directly. ASA 50 film and lots of light. We have come a long way. On subject of camera shake. I have considered buying an inexpensive painters tool for roller extention. Making an adapter that would be placed on the camera. The result is a short (36/72 in.)telescoping monopod. Very light and aids the stability. It would be quick on/off and if lost easily replaced at any hardware. I'll send some pictures of vise-grip tools adapated for camera mounting. Regards, Bill

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