[Leica] My Zone System Days
lluisripollphotography
lluisripollphotography at gmail.com
Sun Oct 18 15:37:04 PDT 2015
Thank you Peter!
Do you think that highlights are too brilliant? In my monitor they don’t look too much brilliant, seeing the picture (on the monitor) I even thought that they was so low. In the printed picture looks more brilliant but they don’t arrive to Zone X except in some very small points, in the print they are Zone IX and on my screen I think they could be Zone VIII. I have my monitor calibrated however my final control is with the histogram clipping, I take a look and try always avoid or be just at the limit of the zones 0 and X, on this case I have controlled this and not saw a problem. In my opinion is a certain lack of contrast on the center of the image and on the foreground… I will review it and maybe apply a small touch of Silver Efex Pro2.
Cheers
Lluis
El 18/10/2015, a les 22.50, Peter Dzwig <pdzwig at summaventures.com> va escriure:
> When I first saw it I thought it over-sharp. Then when I went to the large
> inmages I realised that what I thought was too sharp is in fact just a lot of
> detail in the foreground. The highlights are very bright and blown in places. I
> think that a bit more time in LR - or whatever - would be well-spent.
>
> Peter
>
> On 18/10/2015 18:40, lluisripollphotography wrote:
>> In the 80’s I was learning and doing a lot of exercises of the the Zone System, I recognize it was an excellent apprenticeship for learning and acquire practice estimating the light, B&W, developing. Now I compare this time as the are arpeggios exercises for a pianist, the necessary exercises to forget the technique when is playing.
>>
>> This picture is te scan from a print I’ve do on my Darkroom in Ilford Gallery No.1, I want scan the negative and try to improve the contrasts, when I have more time.
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>> Toll, El Brugent River, La Riba (Tarragona)
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>> Please view large
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>> <http://gallery.leica-users.org/v/luisrq/Zone+System+Days/1984040219PLLR5.jpg.html>
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>> Leica R3, Super Angulon 21mm f4, Film Technical Pan 2415 ISO25, developed in Technidol L.C., with pre-weting and interrupted developing resting 1 min. in water.
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>>
>> Thanks for looking!
>>
>> Saludos cordiales
>> Lluis
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