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I an getting the itch to go "retro"!
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<blockquote data-quote="STM" data-source="post: 121775" data-attributes="member: 12827"><p>I have been wanting to do this for a while now, going back to the "good old days", the 60's and '70's, they hayday of modern SLR black and white photography. I have wanted to so some nudes and bodyscapes but give them the feel that images had back then. Back when we really didn't care about grain, it was all a part of photography. We lived with it. It is possible to take digital images and give them grain in Photoshop, but honestly, nothing looks like film <u><em>except kFILM</em></u>. I may shoot some in digital but was originally going to shoot film with the Hasselblad but now I am thinkng I more along the lines of using 35mm Tri-X and develop it in D-76 <em>undiluted</em> <em>and at 75 degrees F</em> to bring out the contrast and grain. Below is a model I have been talking with about this project and she is pretty psyched about it. I took a photo from her online porfolio (and no I am not going to give you guys the URL) and reworked it in Photoshop to kind of simulate the effect I am looking to create. Below is a link to the image and it is NSFW! I am only posting a link because Nikonites resizes things so much and the feel of what I want to achieve will be lost. When you click on the link, make sure that if your browser resizes it to fit, go back to full size. It is a pretty large image.</p><p></p><p><a href="http://scottmurphyphotography.org/images/virginia grain.jpg" target="_blank">http://scottmurphyphotography.org/images/virginia grain.jpg</a></p><p></p><p>Below is a link to an image I found on the web and reworked it too. I really want to bring back that old wonderful 60's feel</p><p></p><p><a href="http://scottmurphyphotography.org/images/nude grain.jpg" target="_blank">http://scottmurphyphotography.org/images/nude grain.jpg</a></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="STM, post: 121775, member: 12827"] I have been wanting to do this for a while now, going back to the "good old days", the 60's and '70's, they hayday of modern SLR black and white photography. I have wanted to so some nudes and bodyscapes but give them the feel that images had back then. Back when we really didn't care about grain, it was all a part of photography. We lived with it. It is possible to take digital images and give them grain in Photoshop, but honestly, nothing looks like film [U][I]except kFILM[/I][/U]. I may shoot some in digital but was originally going to shoot film with the Hasselblad but now I am thinkng I more along the lines of using 35mm Tri-X and develop it in D-76 [I]undiluted[/I] [I]and at 75 degrees F[/I] to bring out the contrast and grain. Below is a model I have been talking with about this project and she is pretty psyched about it. I took a photo from her online porfolio (and no I am not going to give you guys the URL) and reworked it in Photoshop to kind of simulate the effect I am looking to create. Below is a link to the image and it is NSFW! I am only posting a link because Nikonites resizes things so much and the feel of what I want to achieve will be lost. When you click on the link, make sure that if your browser resizes it to fit, go back to full size. It is a pretty large image. [URL]http://scottmurphyphotography.org/images/virginia grain.jpg[/URL] Below is a link to an image I found on the web and reworked it too. I really want to bring back that old wonderful 60's feel [URL]http://scottmurphyphotography.org/images/nude grain.jpg[/URL] [/QUOTE]
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