Redwood Coast Mood


Posted by Jens Peermann on Thu Jun 17, 2004 11:27 pm

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I am experimenting with ND filters these days and found that a 6-stop ND can bring Classic Velvia to the treshold of reciprocal failure. Which results in a touch of sepia. It gives this shot an impact that the non-ND version I took of this scene lacks.
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EOS 3, Canon 24-70 @ 60mm, f/11, 81B + 6-stop ND, Velvia Classic, Tripod. 5/28/04
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by Neil Fitzgerald on Sun Jun 20, 2004 2:25 am
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Interesting effect. Exposure length?
 

by Jens Peermann on Sun Jun 20, 2004 8:50 am
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The exposure was about 4 seconds. Interesting, the next day I exposed Velvia 100F for 15 seconds without any of this effect. I knew that 100F is more resistant to reciprocal failure, but I am surprised at how resistant it is. The shot was taken at Sunset Bay, Oregon, and I will post it in a few minutes.
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