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Hedd-wyn |
14:58 31 Dec 18 |
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David Jade |
11:48 2 Jan 19 |
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Hedd-wyn |
21:15 3 Jan 19 |
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Filip Lenrick |
6:44 26 Sep 16 |
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David Jade |
13:34 26 Sep 16 |
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Filip Lenrick |
23:55 26 Sep 16 |
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Filip Lenrick |
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Filip Lenrick |
3:04 31 Oct 16 |
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In Phil Davis' BTZS Video Workshop (from 1992) Phil talks about "toe and flare" and why one cannot simply photograph a step tablet on a light table or similar. Camera flare will raise the toe too much and the computer software cannot work with the curves properly. I assume this logic would also apply to my earlier question if it was possible to sandwich the film and step tablet in a film holder.
However, in Ralph Lambrecht's and Chris WoodhouseWay's book "Way Beyond Monochrome" they advise you to photograph the step tablet using a film negative duplicator or similar.
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August Gresens |
5:09 4 Feb 15 |
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August Gresens |
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