Bangkok Trip from Nikon FG
Finally the film get its way to be develop and scanned. I shoot only in "A" aperture priority mode. If the subject is backlit, I will set compensation +2 to it. Otherwise the rest is at +0.5. I'm using Fujifilm Superia 400 for the photos. I din't manage to finish to roll so I'm not able to use the Kodak Tri-X B&W film. So here you go.
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| The architecture in the Royal Palace get lots of influence from the Hindu culture. This is the guardian of the temple. |
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| The color and contrast out of this film is magnificent, even comparable to today's standard digital camera. |
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| They are constantly maintain the buildings, so all the fine details can be preserved. |
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| I have shot this Buddha 2 years ago with my first DSLR. Now I shot it with my first Film Camera. |
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| The detail it managed to capture is stunningly good. |
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| Just simple flower from a coffee shop nearby our hotel. |
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| The famous four-faced Buddha temple near Siam. |
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| The shopping queen buying caps at the new airport. |
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| I like the architecture of BTS station. It always create very scenic feel. |
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| Bangkok BTS always a nice place to get streets like photos. |
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| There are lots of street vendors around the city selling all sorts of stuff. |
All the photos from the trip was taken with Nikon 50mm f/1.8 E Series, where by some of the shot below are taken with the new Nikon 50mm f/1.8 D (borrowed from my friend) in order for me to do a comparison. The newer D lens focus closer (45cm) compared to the E-series at 60cm. Image quality wise I feel it is almost the same. You get greater magnification from the D lens since it focus closer.
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| They stick like UHU glue for a very long time, so I guess it deserve a picture. |
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| Bokeh from the "D" lens. |
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| Performance at Publika. |
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I hope you enjoy the photos. P/S: Just loaded the Tri-X film...Next Issue: Black & White Series!!! Stay tuned.
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