Old fart that I am, when I think of shooting Fall color, I think K25.
Still miss the unique palette it offered.
Tried shooting digital a few years back and was disappointed by scenic
shots that simply did not clearly resolve details. My kit is a bit
better now and I might try again, but IMO, the thousands of leaves in
a nice wide angle shot clearly expose the greatest weakness of digital
images, i.e., not enough pixels -- yet.
my two lux worth/ScottGee1
On 9/30/05, AG Schnozz <agschnozz@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Is it possible to even think of leaving the house on a major
> fall photo expedition (and Zuikofest) without a film camera? Is
> it even within the realm of possibility that I'd consider a 100%
> digital trip?
>
> ?????????
>
> Duh! What was I thinking. Whew, that was close. But I will
> leave the Crown Graphic home. Gotta draw the line somewhere.
>
> Porcupines 2005 Zuiko Fest--AG Equipment:
> E-1 with 14-54 zoom
> OM-2S
> IS-3
> Minolta A1
> 24/2.8, 35/2.8, 50/3.5, 100/2.8, 200/4
> Bogan 2021 Tripod, Monopod and custom hiking tripod
> Vivitar 285HV flash with Lumiquest Ultrabounce
> C*non 200EG backpack, Lowepro camera bag
> Filters, tissues, etc.
> Ilford Delta BW film and Fujichrome Velvia 100.
>
> The IS-3 is the probable last minute addition, but will be good
> with the Velvia. It is an especially good combination for fall
> colors and the 35-180 lens is too nice to leave at home.
>
> Now I just wonder what might be lurking in somebody's big
> plastic boxes...
>
> AG
>
>
>
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