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Giuliano Guarnieri
{K:34343} 1/13/2006
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I used a lot of movement on the folding expecially a lateral tilt to have the focus on the plane in line with the moviecamera and the stage (see stair and people).
Click here to enlarge and see what I mean (and the excellent T55 film resolving power!)
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Giuliano Guarnieri
{K:34343} 1/13/2006
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This is the stage,... and something other (the soul? could be !)
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P LL
{K:30524} 1/13/2006
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Fantastica, sembra tratta da un film di quelli francesi, in cui l'anima spesso č nera e pesante!!!
Ottima, non la immaginavo cosė. Sono entustiasta di questa tua serie.
Bravo bravo bravo.
Paola LL
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ventrix drogo
{K:59660} 1/13/2006
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Stupenda, da vedere a piccole dosi, ogni particolare e' molto definito. Tante immagini in una grande immagine, molto intrigante anche la cornice, so che non ti piacciono le cormici, ma questa e' veramente singolare, fatta in casa.
Molto bella.
Ciao.
enrico (ventrix)
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Efisio Mureddu
{K:12854} 1/13/2006
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Che bella la cornice pola che hai messo in post produzione... ma ne avevi bisogno?? :))))))))))
Scherzi a parte, questa anche se non panoramica mi piace di pių, forse per la presenza del porta bobina superiore. Ottima la trovata del "film" reale che si vede dalla finestrella.
Feramente Ottima... parola di Sheimpflug!!!
Ciao
E.
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omar imam
{K:5529} 1/15/2006
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cinema paradiso
ciao
omar
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Dubravko Grakalic
{K:24332} 1/15/2006
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your LF work are good and promising!
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Morc Piantedos
{K:20496} 1/16/2006
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..qui l'occhio non si ferma mai...tante cose da osservare..racconti dentro racconti....rendi molto bene queste atmosfere decadenti del teatro semiabbandonato con quei fantasmi che si muovono eterei nel piccolo schermo...quel vecchio foglio di istruzioni per montare la pellicola...quel po di luce sui fili aggrovigliati...
bella, GG
marco
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Hugo de Wolf
{K:184670} 1/16/2006
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Hi Giuliano, I really like what you've done here. The framing and tone of the image is excellent. Just out of curiosity, is it the same print as the (2:1) version, or did you all create this using your enlarger? I believe so... The print is awesome, though. The details in your two enlagements are extremely strong and detailed. Very, very impressive!
As to the atmosphere, I think it's the wires and fusebox that remove part of the feel, perhaps (not really sure). On the other hand, it places the image in a certain 50's timeframe.
A pitty I can't understand most of the comments you have received. This is the stuff most of us could learn from!
I'm very impressed by this work, the effort and the meaning you have put into it. Inspiring, and it makes me long to get my dark room equipment out again....
One question: what do you mean by "I used a lot of movement on the folding expecially a lateral tilt to have the focus on the plane in line with the moviecamera and the stage"?
Cheers,
Hugo
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Giuliano Guarnieri
{K:34343} 1/17/2006
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Hello Hugo,
both the two images are coming from the same photo film.
T55 is a positive/negative sheet film (see images below). I liked too much the top left side of the movie camera but the 2:1 ratio image is more "movie" oriented and give the possibility to see a more detailed image on the screen (1200px x 600px is far better!!).
Regarding the "movements" I use a folding that has many possibility to shift and tilt the lens plate or the film back. Generally the "normal" camera has the film plane parallel with the len. This means that you focus on a plane that is parallel to the film plane (far or close but always parallel)
The focus plane changes if you tilt the lens (Scheimplflug rule). The new focus plane is the one passing from the intersection point of the film plane and the lens plate. This is really cool if for example you want to have the perfect focus on the ground or a roof or... you just want the focus on the eyes of the model and nothing more... (see http://www.usefilm.com/image/935864.html ... thanks to Paola LL :) )
In the last pictures (i.e. http://www.usefilm.com/image/1024243.html ) there're some "tutorial images" that show the camera setting (digital camera is great for these fast shot ;) ).
Hope this can help :)
This evening I'll post the last of the series "Lost in...." with some other "tutorial" shots .
Bye
GG
P.S. other shots with Scheimpflug rule applied strongly .... http://www.usefilm.com/image/654324.html
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Bryan Miller
{K:3395} 1/17/2006
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beautiful!!!!
bryan
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Giovanni Sinico
{K:313} 1/30/2006
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Un altro caPola_voro!
g
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Michael Salomon
{K:-165} 12/6/2006
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I like this alot - altogether a great gallery of images!
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