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Dragon photo session with Nikon glass

Jochen Schmidt-Hambrock

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My portrait photo session with german actor Alexander Beyer.

Nikon 58mm 1:1.2 Noct., 28mm 1:1.4, 14-24mm 1:2.8

No Autofocus, no NDs, no tripod, available light.
Dragon with old (old??) OLPF.

3 hours start to finish.

TIFF-export from RCX. Grading in Lightroom and Silver Efex.

http://www.jochenschmidt.de/scriptdirecting1.html

That was extremely pleasent.

Jochen
 
Some more from the same shoot:
 

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Love that first one! I want to see it move ;-)

Thank you Grant! The moving images have a 1/400 shutter. Does not matter when there is no fast movement, but the street scenes look horrible as movies.
 
Very Nice pictures ................Great work.......


Sunil Prem
 
Looks very cinematic, I'd watch that movie, especially with that actor :).
 
Very nice work!
Reading along your vita, your musician part reads like my record collection. Very impressive, all in all!
I look forward to see more :o)

Servus! (... und Grüsse in meine alte Heimat ;o)
 
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