I work in the refurb department of an e-waste recycling company. I take pictures of monitors and TVs showing Bliss, and I test printers with it. It has bright spots, dark spots, it's colorful, and has plenty of fine detail, making it a decent test picture. Bonus points for being familiar to most people.
I would love to see the actual negative and the other shots he took at that location.
ranger_danger 39 minutes ago [-]
Isn't there debate in the community that this photo was actually altered and that he has been lying about it?
tecleandor 16 minutes ago [-]
Microsoft bought all the right and even the original physical film (that I guess they would scan to get the best image possible). So I guess then Microsoft would be on it too.
ginko 6 minutes ago [-]
It was shot on Velvia slide film. Knowing that emulsion you either expose it just right and it looks gorgeous or you over/underexpose and the details are gone and can’t be brought back.
actionfromafar 34 minutes ago [-]
Very good job, if true.
Rendered at 11:20:59 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) with Vercel.
Ironically, I only run Linux at work.
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