I spent a couple hours out after sundown last night.

These are the 3 that I like the best. All of them were shot with my DS. 
The details common to all photos are:

Manual Mode
1600 ASA
JPG *** Mode
Converted to B/W (or Sepia) in camera

Please note that I have posted both the larger files (1024 x ???) and 
smaller files (950 x ???); the file name suffixes are "-sm" and "-sm2" 
respectively. I have also included the file sizes in the photo details. 
I have also included some questions/comments for each photo.


After Hours <http://www.mme-ia.net/images/peso/2006/afterhours-sm.jpg>  
597k, 35mm, f11, 1/4
After Hours <http://www.mme-ia.net/images/peso/2006/afterhours-sm2.jpg>  
143k, 35mm, f11, 1/4
Comments:  If you look in the shadowed are behind the dumpsters (on the 
left) there is some noise in the image. The noise looks like the grain 
produced when I would push 400 ASA B/W film to 800 or 1600 ASA. Is this 
"noise" the same as the noise generated at 3200 ASA (as discussed on 
this list)? I will probably reshoot this photo at 200 or 400 ASA to try 
to get a sharp photo.


Memories of the 60's 
<http://www.mme-ia.net/images/peso/2006/memoryof60s-sm.jpg> 499k, 43mm, 
f11, 0.7 sec
Memories of the 60's 
<http://www.mme-ia.net/images/peso/2006/memoryof60s-sm2.jpg> 101k, 43mm, 
f11, 0.7 sec
Comments:  Smulekoff's is the oldest department store in Cedar Rapids, 
IA. It is the only one that stayed downtown. It is a store like the ones 
that I remember going to with my Grandmother in the 60's in Akron, 
OH...an old building, an old style sign and real product displays in the 
windows. That said, sepia toning seemed to lend an "antique" feeling to 
the photo. This is the total opposite of the Wal-Marts and Target stores 
of this century. There seems to be no or minimal "noise" in this shot.


Untitled  <http://www.mme-ia.net/images/peso/2006/untitled-sm.jpg> 293k, 
18mm, f11, 1/8
Untitled  <http://www.mme-ia.net/images/peso/2006/untitled-sm2.jpg> 77k, 
18mm, f11, 1/8
Comments:  I'm at a loss for a title for this one; "Starway to 
Somewhere...", I suppose. If you look at the full size version, you will 
see some of the same noise as in the "After Hours" photo. I would have 
liked this one to be sharp as well.

Thanks in advance for the input...

Mitch Conant
Cedar Rapids, Iowa


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