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Eugen Rochko

First experiment with the tungsten light.

Pentax 6x7
Kodak Portra 400
Takumar 105mm/2.4

#BelieveInFilm #FilmPhotography #AnalogPhotography #MediumFormat

18 comments
39exposures

@Gargron but the light looks kinda warm. Nice photo btw

Eugen Rochko

@39exp Tungsten is 3200K, you're probably thinking of tungsten-balanced film that looks colder in daylight.

39exposures

@Gargron yes, 3200k is on a warmer side of the scale. Honestly I don’t know much yet about photo lighting equipment :)

Stefano Marinelli

@Gargron Good shot. Your wife's expression, the light and the setting make it timeless.

shom 🐧📷🤿🏔️🪚

@Gargron I love the composition and it's fun to see how the closer light source is rendered even warmer. Was the warmer than the tungsten light?

Nadia Al-Belushi, MD 🔭🌌🪐

@Gargron Thanks for creating Mastodon, Eugen. You're one of my favorite Russians, alongside Slava Turyshev (NASA scientist) and Vladimir Romanyuk (creator of Space Engine). 🤗

Tim Bray

@Gargron How did you get the sepia tone? In fact, I’d be generally interested in your film-to-web workflow.

Eugen Rochko

@timbray No special post-processing except adjusting the black point. I illuminated the scene with a 650W incandescent light, which has a natural color temperature of 3200K.

Tim Bray

@Gargron Nice look. I'm a natural-light fanatic, which I like, but it does mean I don't get to have lighting-geek fun.

Hakan Bayındır

@Gargron That's a great photo. I love how the color is "the same but different" all around giving it a "it's a color photo, but it's not" vibe.

Keep it up.

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