Dear all:
Sorry I have not replied before to the many answers to my question regarding
art
shooting. I had some pictures to make ;) I have to thank all of those that took
the
time to make suggestions, and I am glad that the subject also derived in
passionate
discussions on lens sharpness so typical on this list.
Today was the D day, and as fortunate as we are to live in Spain, weather did
not
disappoint us and sun was shining, very slightly overcasted by a few clouds and
I
tried my best. Set up was quite similar to the one described by most of you,
and
included polarizer filter, sunlight diffusion and a reflector on the orher
side, a set up
with a ladder and a few books as a mock tripode and a couple of zuiko primes
with
Fuji Provia 100. On wednesday, the results.
I am not sure if I will be posting the results, since I am leaving for
Australia next
friday to go to the World Water Congress in Melbourne... I am afraid that I
will have
to leave the list for a couple of weeks then. In any case, thank you all once
again.
Best regards, muchas gracias.
--
Enrique Cabrera Jr.
Industrial Eng., MSc, PhD
Fluid Mechanics Group - Institute for Water Technology
Politechnic University of Valencia (Spain) -- http://www.gmf.upv.es
Tel: +34 96 3877611 - Fax: +34 96 3877619
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