I like the deep tones and composition of the image.

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Bjørn

Great set! Very enjoyable and varied.

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Bjørn

I recently tried Velvia 50 120 film for landscapes for the first time, and am now in the process of scanning my films on an Epson flatbed scanner. There are some good exposures on my films, and these transparencies scan very well, even on a flatbed. Unfortunately I also ended up with many underexposed slides, and these are almost impossible to scan. A Nikon Coolscan 8000/9000, Hasselblad Imacon or a drum scanner could possibly do a better job than my flatbed, but dark/underexposed Velvia 50 slides are problematic. And as John mentions above, if you overexpose, the transparency is ruined. The bottom line is that one has to nail the exposure 100% with Velvia for successful results. With background in my recent films, I have some advice: Try to take several shots of the same motive with different settings. Check the dynamic range in your scene with your camera's spotmeter, and try to find a balanced point of departure for a correct exposure. Take a shot. Then take a shot 1/3 above and 1/3 below this exposure. In this way you might end up with at least some perfect exposures, and learn how to best use Velvia 50. If you google "Velvia 50 dynamic range", for instance, you will find tons of useful information about the film and how to master it in the best possible way.

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Bjørn

Very nice set! Wonderful light and great compositions.

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The Phoblographer: link

Your aerial shots are simply amazing! The GR seems like a very capable tool for this genre of photography also.

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Bjørn

Great set! My favorites are the first and last images.

Could I possibly ask how these images have been scanned (flatbed, filmscanner, photolab etc.)?

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Bjørn

Great aurora images! The Icelandic mountains are a perfect background element for the Northern Lights. I hope some day I will be able to travel to Iceland myself, seems like a very special place!

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Bjørn

Great set. I especially appreciate the dark deep colours.

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Bump and slight price reduction. Now £ 350,- + postage

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