Nature Trees

[rloewy]

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[Charzes44]

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[Bobitybob]

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[MarkoV]

One tree, and so many pictures of it!

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[Irene McC]

Bluegum in bloom

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[MountainMan79]

Playing with a Kodachrome 64 setting in DxO

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[TNcasual]

This is the strangest sycamore tree I have ever seen. It split into the long skinny trunks about 12 feet up. The two trunks spiraled out and up very dramaticly.

It was very difficult to shoot. Really hard to do the shape any justice.

 

[Bobitybob]

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[lucien]

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[rayvonn]

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CZJ 50mm F2 Contax Mount

 

[Phil.H]

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[jbruce]

Playing with a Kodachrome 64 setting in DxO
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Back in the day, Kodachrome 64 was my go-to. I recorded a lot of my military career color images in KC 64 and also a lot in Kodak Tri-x. Ah, I remember it well.

 

[MountainMan79]

Back in the day, Kodachrome 64 was my go-to. I recorded a lot of my military career color images in KC 64 and also a lot in Kodak Tri-x. Ah, I remember it well.

Never got to play with it myself unfortunately. Maybe some old stock still available online. I enjoy the way it renders blue sky in every image I plug into a Kodachrome simulation.

 

[John King]

Never got to play with it myself unfortunately. Maybe some old stock still available online. I enjoy the way it renders blue sky in every image I plug into a Kodachrome simulation.

Bluer than blue blues, redder than red reds, greener than green greens ...

The epitaph for Kodachrome, Chris.

I always preferred either Agfa or Ektachrome 64, the latter exposed to and pushed to ASA 128 in development.

 

[MountainMan79]

Bluer than blue blues, redder than red reds, greener than green greens ...

The epitaph for Kodachrome, Chris.

I always preferred either Agfa or Ektachrome 64, the latter exposed to and pushed to ASA 128 in development.

Too green greens would drive me up a wall…so maybe it’s good thing the simulation isn’t perfect! It seems to recreate the blues of a desert sky perfectly, nice and saturated, but leaves everything else somewhat muted. I kind of like the sim. I believe DxO has some ektachrome sims as well, but I haven’t played with all of them. I’ve picked a handful I really like and tweaked some settings and saved them as presets, and Kodachrome was one of them.

 

[Charzes44]

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[MoonMind]

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M.

 

[tonyturley]

Two of my back yard tormentors, Sugar Maple and Northern Red Oak. A White Oak is visible just over the edge of the hill along the left frame.

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