From the archives...the Mark Twain 10 years ago.

Discussion in 'Disneyland Resort (California)' started by Roger, Aug 12, 2009.

  1. Roger

    Roger Member Staff Member

    I don't think it was Velvia, but it could have been. ; Also could have been Ektachrome 100VS.

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  2. prettypixie

    prettypixie Member

    Wow...those blues really pop!
     
  3. Jeff Fillmore

    Jeff Fillmore Member

    I have an imagineering book somewhere that shows this around the time when the park opened and there was almost no trees and plants around at all. ; Cool shot.
     
  4. Roger

    Roger Member Staff Member

    Thanks.

    BTW, it was 100VS, looked at the slide a few mins ago: scanned 4 Kodachromes, and one more Velvia.
     
  5. Coo1eo

    Coo1eo Member

    Great shot Roger.
     
  6. mSummers

    mSummers Member

    Wow! ; The colors are so vivid! ; Nice shot Roger!
     
  7. Roger

    Roger Member Staff Member

    Thanks Cooleo and Mike!

    Yeah that was always my favorite reason to shoot Velvia or 100VS....loved the colors.
     
  8. Craig

    Craig Member Staff Member

    I too like the look of this one Roger. It has a nice "old" look to it!
     
  9. Roger

    Roger Member Staff Member

    Yeah, you're right Craig...maybe it's the consumer lens showing!

    I think I now see why pixel peepers get into a huff....these older lenses weren't that great in the corners, and honestly, it didn't matter since people would be looking at the subject of the photo rather than corner performance. ; I can tell now thanks to 4800 dpi - on another shot you can see where the leaves are sharp sharp blurry.
     
  10. Craig

    Craig Member Staff Member

    {sarcasm}
    you mean my pictures need a subject? But my brick wall is razer sharp!
     

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