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All Shook Up

 I'm pleased with the two rolls I scanned at the weekend, but they're not as sharp as I would like. The possible reason for that is: the stand that holds the iPhone is not rock solid, so when I press the button, it wobbles. I set a timer at 3s, and watching it carefully, the wobbling was done by the time the photo of the negative was taken. But was it? just a little shake would be enough to soften the image. So, next go-round, I'll make it 5s.
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KM4002026june13

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  That's all from Molly and Sparky for now...
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KM4002026june12

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 I might try, later, to lighten the front of Molly's clothes, cast into shadow as they are... I'm editing these quite quickly now. 
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KM4002026june11

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Sparky loves to run for her ball, but she doesn't realise that she has to give it up in order for it to be thrown again, so you have to prise it from her jaws. I got lucky with the light leaks on this one, could be intentional (though it wasn't). That clover was a bit of luck too.   
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KM4002026june10

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 This is why, in the 90s, the F4 was a professional camera. Love it. 
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KM4002026june09

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  The more of these photos that I edit, the more I dislike the Nikkor 70-210mm. The learning point is, for the dog, use a 50mm, be in. place she can be off the lead, and get up close. 
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KM4002026june08

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I really must find out this man's name next time I go. It was the steam I wanted, but it didn't quite come off with that bloody awful white sky. The lesson here: if the light's like it was this day last month, don't bother going out... You'd be better going to the pub, getting a few snaps there.   
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