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Andreas Wolkerstorfer
{K:5090} 7/7/2003
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if you really did 8 exposures with your Holga (click click click click click click click click) than this is a masterpiece! Imagine someone would have come down the stairs after the third click ...:)
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j w
{K:12641} 7/6/2003
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Thanks Michael, that's very helpful and the way I assumed you'd figured it -- but I can sometimes do these incredible mathematical calculations that are absolutely wrong ;) This seems like something I could do on my fingers. Whew!
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Michael Klemmer
{K:725} 7/6/2003
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I metered to figure the proper number of exposures, assuming the shutter speed was about 1/100. For example, 8 exposures would be 8/100 or about 1/10 of a shutter speed of total light. I was using anywhere from 4 - 30 exposures on various shots.
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Betsy Hern
{K:12872} 7/6/2003
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8 exposures, handheld -- you have a steady hand. I tried this inside in a room with all the windows open, all lights on and 4 exposures... still came out way too dark. You've inspired me and I will try it again, maybe not handheld though. Love the holga and am continually amazed at the results.
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j w
{K:12641} 7/6/2003
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Fabulous, Michael -- may I compliment you on your steady hand? Beautiful job with the developing as well, all the tones are smooth and beautiful. Yes, I agree there is a real presence here, even though there are no visible humans.
May I ask if you came upon the 8 by experimenting with bracketed shots of various numbers of exposures, or did you start out with a decent mathematical calculation of what you had for shutter speed and what you needed?
Guess I'd better load up the Holga . . .
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Franck Dormoy
{K:997} 7/5/2003
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8 exposures ? perfect composition in this room where nothing is missing. things telling stories about human beings lives.
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