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Here is a light hearted question about how you would approach developing this scene.
Brief:
I have just returned from an overnight stay at Scarborough on the East Coast. Weather was good if you are into sunbathing but not particulary inspiring for photography to be honest.
I only exposed 2 sheets of 5x4 film. The second one was a view across to the harbour from the cliff top at the South Bay.
The following is a rough scene of what I was looking at. (I have just grabbed this from Google, this is not the actual weather conditions). today, there was some misty haze hanging over the horizon and cliff top.
Now you have an idea of the scene, here is the light hearted question.
The difference between point 1 and 2 and 3 was 1 full stop. I actually measured this twice because it looked deceiving.
The difference between point 2 + 3 was the same.
I placed (1) on Zone 3 which now means 2+3 are roughly on Zones 4
My own thoughts is that I will probably do an N+2 or N+3 on this. What's your views ?
Brief:
I have just returned from an overnight stay at Scarborough on the East Coast. Weather was good if you are into sunbathing but not particulary inspiring for photography to be honest.
I only exposed 2 sheets of 5x4 film. The second one was a view across to the harbour from the cliff top at the South Bay.
The following is a rough scene of what I was looking at. (I have just grabbed this from Google, this is not the actual weather conditions). today, there was some misty haze hanging over the horizon and cliff top.
Now you have an idea of the scene, here is the light hearted question.
The difference between point 1 and 2 and 3 was 1 full stop. I actually measured this twice because it looked deceiving.
The difference between point 2 + 3 was the same.
I placed (1) on Zone 3 which now means 2+3 are roughly on Zones 4
My own thoughts is that I will probably do an N+2 or N+3 on this. What's your views ?