Saw some RUF cars for the first time ever, they had a white 993 on the outside that i poured over. I hate that they had these indoors but i understand why. They had this along with the ctr in grey and the ctr anniversary also in grey next to this yellow one
Omg send me your coolscan!! :lol:
using digital cameras for scanning seems like the best option for scanning all around from what reddit and all the forums say but ima bit stubborn on doing it the other way and making it harder on myself.
First time i used it , default settings had it at 3900, when i tried it again last night i cranked it up to 7200dpi . Ill post some comparison photos in a couple days.
For 35mm thats exactly what i do now, i still let them do all my 120 and slide film stuff
@vinnuendo it scans one picture in about 4-5 minutes, i messed with it last night and it became clear to me that my negatives need to be cleaned before scanning :lol: , once it does i think ill be okay from there on
Picked up my mamiya c330 after not using it for months and forgot how quiet the camera is . If i could get some critique on this photo , id appreciate it. I usually photograph cars
Either go to central west end, look for this spot called up,down , you can do some bar hopping over there.
Main street in st charles on a friday or Saturday, if you feelin ratchet then hit pops on the east side :lol:
Big daddy’s (harlem) on the landing is popping too. I forget the name but...
Forgot to say, everyone (and i mean everyone) comes out at night. So if you want a chill day before the night time you have the city pretty much to yourself until about 4pm.
Id also advise you to check out the gold market while you are over there as well, its more regulated.
Middle east playground is a cakewalk.
You cant drink anywhere except at the hotel bars and thats where all the chicks be, majority are just working there temporarily
Man , they really dont give a damn how cold it be as long as they look good :lol: , i dont get it, i cant stand being cold . I gave her my topcoat cuz she was shivering when we left