we'll be at old faithful aug 1st-7th
come play with expensive canon camera gear for free!!
-steph
After reading about Jackson's success last year with the "Better Scanning" trays, I had to give it a shot. I just completed a whole bunch of tests and this is what I have gathered. The top image is a 100 percent crop @ 2400 DPI with the standard Epson 4x5 plastic trays that come with the V-750. The bottom is also a 100 percent crop @2400 DPI with the Better Scanning 4x5 tray. The difference in quality can easily be seen. The Better Scanning 4x5 tray is a little different than their medium and smaller format trays, in that you can either wet or dry mount the sheet to the glass. I opted for the anti-newton ring glass so I could dry mount (faster and easier) or have the option of wet mounting. What really made the difference was a matter of .2mm.
I'm on The Van's Warped Tour all Summer. I'm updating my Tumblr page daily with photos and blogs about the tour, so if you'd like to follow along here's the link
The photo above is Tyson Ritter of The All American Rejects performing yesterday in Mountain View, CA.
Here is a quick unedited scan of a portrait I made about a week ago in Union Square. It is for my street vendor series, in which the USP grant is supporting. This guy was ridiculous. He was rehearsing to me a very fictional and confusing story about "Sausage Head" (the book he is holding). He was very anxious to leave and I literally set up the tripod, leveled the camera, focused, put the film in and pulled the darkslide in under 2 minutes flat. Everyone moves so fast in the city, I still do not know where 95 percent are going. I am also pretty sure cab drivers are like hermit crabs, once one car dies they crawl into the next and drive away.Update: The position has been filled. Thank you to everyone who replied.
I'm shooting a wedding in Livingston on Friday, July 16th and need an assistant photographer.
The pay will be good for one day of work and will include travel compensation from Bozeman.
You must have your own DSLR and it would be excellent if you have your own flash.
If you're available and have previous wedding experience please call me at 406-220-6314 if interested. You can also email me: montanaphoto(at)gmail.com
Thanks!