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They are both quite beautiful. I assume these are film scans, not from silver or palladium prints?

BTW, if you are not familiar with her work, you may find the paintings of American Southwester painter, Georgia O'Keefe of interest as many are much in this same vein.
 
thronobulax said:
They are both quite beautiful. I assume these are film scans, not from silver or palladium prints?

BTW, if you are not familiar with her work, you may find the paintings of American Southwester painter, Georgia O'Keefe of interest as many are much in this same vein.
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Yes, these are scans. Georgia O'Keefes' work is marvellous.
 
Excellent.

The 203mm Ektar is a great lens for shots like this, which shutter ? I have at least 3 of them, one came with my Specialist 2, in a Kodak Epsilon shutter, another is in a jammed Prontor SVS, the one I use is a Eastman Kodak version in Graphic Syncro Compur #1 which has a preview lever.

If yours is in an Epsilon shutter you need to change shutter speed before cocking the shutter, they have a tendency to jam

Ian
 
Ian Grant said:
Excellent.

The 203mm Ektar is a great lens for shots like this, which shutter ? I have at least 3 of them, one came with my Specialist 2, in a Kodak Epsilon shutter, another is in a jammed Prontor SVS, the one I use is a Eastman Kodak version in Graphic Syncro Compur #1 which has a preview lever.

If yours is in an Epsilon shutter you need to change shutter speed before cocking the shutter, they have a tendency to jam

Ian
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It's a Prontor SVS shutter which has been fine so far, except that it doesn't have a "T" setting, only "B", therefore I have to be sure that the shutter release will lock to hold the lens open for viewing. I've learnt the hard way how difficult is is to hold the shutter open with one hand whilst trying to focus or apply movements with the other hand!
 
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