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By: Mark Julian

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Photographer	Mark Julian {Karma:36866}
Project	#10 Grainy Film for Effect	Camera Model	Canon EOS 3
Categories	Travel Stage At Work	Film Format	Film 35mm
Portfolio	Thai/Singapore/Bali Performance	Lens	Canon 70-200 mm f/2.8 L IS USM
Uploaded	1/22/2006	Film / Memory Type	Kodak Ektachrome EPH
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Critiques	4	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - BANGKOK State - S.E. ASIA Country - Thailand
About	Film was pushed to 3200 / No Flash Slight PS.

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audra erin

{K:3837} 1/22/2006

This is beautiful...love the tones..love the movement and LOVE the grain... but that's a matter of "taste" I guess. I have often purposely used grain as an artistic touch...not that I'm an expert or anything...wonderful work.

Lori Stitt

{K:75282} 1/22/2006

NICE Mark!
Graceful, her hands are amazing.
Very interesting image,

Have a GR8 day,
Lori :)

Mark Julian

{K:36866} 1/22/2006

Thanks Eric, will do.... now I understand....

Eric Simpson {K:2348} 1/22/2006

This is a little grainy for my tastes. I'd recommend either shooting at a lower ISO, or once you convert from film to digital, running this through a filter such as Neat Image to reduce the noise.

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