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By: Jessica Dittmer
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Photographer	Jessica Dittmer {Karma:477}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Mamiya 645E
Categories	Portrait People Others	Film Format	120 film
Portfolio		Lens	80mm 2.8
Uploaded	5/30/2006	Film / Memory Type	artista Ultra 400 EDU
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Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - State - IOWA Country - United States
About	this was an experimental roll of film. My first roll through a used Mamiya 645E I purchased with no manual...I had the shutter speed higher than the sync speed for studio light and had that telltale black area at the bottom of each frame! UHG! So, when I developed this and realized what happened I went and researched online a bit more to find that it should have been 1/60. Problem fixed. Still...I do like this image and the cropping helped the black bar at the bottom to create a look as though she were fading into the background. Studio light with two lights and a reflector.

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Jessica Dittmer {K:477} 5/31/2006

Thanks! It's available at freestyle.com and is VERY inexpensive.

Billy Bloggs

{K:51043} 5/31/2006

I agree with Kay. It's the end result that counts. I like the harsh lighting, it has an old feel to it. I've never heard of the film you used, I'll have to find out more.
Regards, Gary

Kay McIntire {K:11787} 5/30/2006

I like it too- sometimes the best shots come from our mistakes. Very nicely done, Jessica!

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