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Medium Format Film Pictures.

Hopefully, the quality will improve as I figure out this new format.

6x6 #5 TreeLimbs.jpg	6x6 003 SunriseTrees.jpg	Reala0004-SunRise-Reflection 3.jpg	Kodak-E100VS-LocalSunrise-2.jpg
Kodak-E100VS-LocalSunrise-3.jpg	Kodak-E100VS-LocalSunrise-5.jpg	Kodak-E100VS-Sunrise-sw.jpg	1Kodak E100VS YesItWasDark.jpg
1Kodak-E100VS-LowLight-2.jpg	ILF-BlueLakeTree-1.jpg	Vel-StJohn-Sunrise-01.jpg	Vel-StJohn-Sunrise-03.jpg
y1541 Velvia-SatAM-Mist-05-sw.jpg	y1541 Velvia-SatAM-Mist-09-sw.jpg	y1541 Velvia-SatAM-Mist-11-sw.jpg	y1786Velvia-Mtn-SunRise-Fog-sw.jpg
m501_BrightAndDark.jpg

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Hugh Stockton		22-Jul-2006 15:21
Hello Marion, Thank you for the very kind comments and the suggestions. I'm not in 'marketing' mode just now, but may be in a year or so when I retire. Re, the radio tower, I shot that one to go in my gallery of radio antenna images :). I'd be glad to remove it for anyone wanted to buy a copy without it. Glad you enjoyed the images otherwise. - hugh

Hugh Stockton		02-Apr-2004 14:07
Hello Gary, Thanks for taking the time to view the galleries and for the comment and suggestions. Glad you enjoyed the visit - hugh

Gary		01-Apr-2004 23:56
Nice work overall. Medium format film is great. I found that after I made my scans at 4000 ppi and worked up my digital file and then made a JPEG file for the Web that I would have to apply more USM (Unsharp Mask) in Photoshop than would be normal for printing. Articles that I have read on this matter lead me to now believe that indeed some sharpening is lost in the conversion to the JPEG format. Try this on a couple of your images and see if they display sharper on the monitor. I am certain that your originals are very sharp. Keep going.

Hugh Stockton		24-Apr-2002 20:22
Hello Bill, Thank you for the comment and the compliment. I have a Hasselblad 501CM with the 80mm f/2.8 and the 60mm f/3.5. I really like the results, but I use the digital most of the time, until I locate a place that is worth the extra trouble of film. hugh

Guest		24-Apr-2002 15:45
VERY NICE, CAN YOU TELL ME WHAT 6/6 YOU ARE USING? I SHOOT A MAMIYA 6 AND LOVE IT.

Hugh Stockton		06-Jan-2002 16:13
Thank you Patrick, for the compliment and thought. I'm very pleased you like these. Posting my results is my pleasure. - hugh

Guest		06-Jan-2002 06:33
Awesome! Not sure how much better you can get, because these pictures are top notch. Thanks for posting them. Patrick

Hugh Stockton		29-Dec-2001 15:55
Thank you for the compliments. It is particularly pleasing to know that you think them commercial quality. You are, of course, welcome back any time. - hugh

Wai Lin		29-Dec-2001 05:16
Hey, really cool pics here. I'm so impressed. Perhaps u can considered sellin' 'em to stock images bank for extra income. i'll be back for more :)

Hugh Stockton		28-Dec-2001 13:56
Thank you David. I appreciate the kind words.

Guest		28-Dec-2001 13:52
I was going to comment, but the photos speak for themselves. They are great!

Hugh Stockton		13-Dec-2001 23:08
Hello floren, I truly appreciate the kind words. I'm sure you have the ability. With appreciation.. hugh

Guest		12-Dec-2001 23:28
truly fascinating pictures..i like them all..if can shoot even half as beautiful as these i will be very happy..regards

Guest		23-Nov-2001 23:26
Now you have got me thinking about medium format :) Have a great weekend! Jim

Hugh Stockton		23-Nov-2001 16:05
For now, I'm having them scanned at the local camera shop, Colonial Camera in Orlando. They use the CoolScan 8000. I have one on order. So far I have had to do almost no processing on the scans. I also am impressed :) hugh

Guest		23-Nov-2001 02:29
Hi Hugh. Can you tell me what method you are using to digitize the 6x6's ? I am quite impressed with the quality. Thanks! Jim

Hugh Stockton		13-Nov-2001 10:56
Good to hear from you, particularly with such kind words :). I am picking this up after 15 years, but between what I remember and the incredible amount of information on the S&G forum, it's coming right along. I love to see some of your work? Thanks. hugh

Guest		12-Nov-2001 18:37
Wow, you are producing some gorgeous stuff right out of the gate with the Hassy. Looking forward to more Hugh.

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