hi, my first time using soft focus lens. it is a bit old school honestly, however, the tone and the grain are not bad given from the trix and diafine. enjoy!
http://picasaweb.google.com/cecilia....51001156612322
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hi, my first time using soft focus lens. it is a bit old school honestly, however, the tone and the grain are not bad given from the trix and diafine. enjoy!
http://picasaweb.google.com/cecilia....51001156612322
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Nice Image, I have a fujinon 180 Sf for 4x5 and i also have the mamiya 150sf for the RB, I would like see this image again same pose but with her looking at the camera.
That looks great. I've had an imagon mounted in an RB67 shutter for a while, but I never really used it much since I only have one of the three aperture disks.
Very nice...you may want to see my series of articles on Classic Soft Focus Lenses
http://antiquecameras.net/softfocuslenses.html
Best,
Dan
Nice indeed.
I like the first photo in that series (also a bit of motion blur?) too.
Can anyone recommend soft focus lenses for each of the 4x5, 5x7 and 8x10 formats?
If a lens could be used well for e.g. 5x7 AND 8X10 that would be good to know.
Any lenses to not consider for one reason or another?
Thanks
Sorry,
I didn't see the above post by Dan.
I would like to recommend to use the famous Carl Zeiss SOFTAR I and II filters, which are available in almost any size through HELIOPAN. These soft filters are providing a very nice soft image by keeping most of the image sharpness. Not cheap but worth any Nickel.;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Les
I like those pictures, makes me want to get a soft focus lens!
Jeff
Very nice! What disc and setting (open or closed) did you use for number 4 and 5?