The camera: a Nikon N8008s/F801s that I miss a LOT
The lens: the "nifty fifty" 50mm f/1.8D that cost me $110 new and gave me amazing sharpness
The film: I believe the regular Fuji ISO 100 or 200 film that was pretty cheap at Wal-Mart.
The scan: A scanned 4x6 print that I'd printed at Sam's Club. I didn't have much money then... not that I do now.
More tech: f/8 or f/11, 1 sec exposure. Edited in Photoshop Elements, mainly to take out the noise and blotchiness that were mostly a result of scanning a print. Ended up making it pretty watercolor-y because my Photoshop skills were nonexistent. Had I used Noiseware, it would've looked ten times better.
I told my brother to run through slowly, but he sprinted instead and was wearing pretty dark clothing so you can't really see it. Look around the third white line from the left, right around where the trash cans are and you'll see some waviness in the wood. I think that's from his sneakers.
care to share some info on this one? (format, camera, camera settings, film type,...?)
the clarity on your film images, especially on this one, is amazing and reminds me on medium or large format prints.
very good work!
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