From the archives...the Mark Twain 10 years ago.

[Roger]

I don't think it was Velvia, but it could have been. ; Also could have been Ektachrome 100VS.

 

[prettypixie]

Wow...those blues really pop!

 

[Jeff Fillmore]

I have an imagineering book somewhere that shows this around the time when the park opened and there was almost no trees and plants around at all. ; Cool shot.

 

[Roger]

Thanks.

BTW, it was 100VS, looked at the slide a few mins ago: scanned 4 Kodachromes, and one more Velvia.

 

[Coo1eo]

Great shot Roger.

 

[mSummers]

Wow! ; The colors are so vivid! ; Nice shot Roger!

 

[Roger]

Thanks Cooleo and Mike!

Wow! ; The colors are so vivid! ; Nice shot Roger!

Yeah that was always my favorite reason to shoot Velvia or 100VS....loved the colors.

 

[Craig]

I too like the look of this one Roger. It has a nice "old" look to it!

 

[Roger]

Yeah, you're right Craig...maybe it's the consumer lens showing!

I think I now see why pixel peepers get into a huff....these older lenses weren't that great in the corners, and honestly, it didn't matter since people would be looking at the subject of the photo rather than corner performance. ; I can tell now thanks to 4800 dpi - on another shot you can see where the leaves are sharp sharp blurry.

 

[Craig]

{sarcasm}
you mean my pictures need a subject? But my brick wall is razer sharp!