Comments on: Workflow #5 http://blog.wearemjr.com/archives/134 Tue, 06 Jan 2009 13:58:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Suzan http://blog.wearemjr.com/archives/134#comment-161 Suzan Wed, 11 Jun 2008 14:27:54 +0000 http://blog.wearemjr.com/?p=134#comment-161 That's a sweet workflow! All about the moment! Not too much headache over equipment - I like that. Hope you update your personal blog again soon. Although I dig this blog too - nice and versatile; into the googlereader it goes! That’s a sweet workflow! All about the moment! Not too much headache over equipment - I like that.
Hope you update your personal blog again soon. Although I dig this blog too - nice and versatile; into the googlereader it goes!

]]> By: Harry http://blog.wearemjr.com/archives/134#comment-151 Harry Thu, 05 Jun 2008 13:05:05 +0000 http://blog.wearemjr.com/?p=134#comment-151 Julius - after reading Matt, Sean, Rob and Mustafah's workflows and becoming absolutely terrified at my lack of technical knowledge (post processing and me still aren't friends) it's somewhat a relief to find someone else who is in a similar boat. I go through a pretty identical process, doing most of my post-pro and editing in lightroom (slight tweaking of neg scans in PS too), though I do my own scans (which I sometimes wish I didn't). Anyway this series of workflow posts is awesome and very refreshing in a world where many photographers aren't very willing to share such information in such depth. Keep it up. Harry Julius - after reading Matt, Sean, Rob and Mustafah’s workflows and becoming absolutely terrified at my lack of technical knowledge (post processing and me still aren’t friends) it’s somewhat a relief to find someone else who is in a similar boat. I go through a pretty identical process, doing most of my post-pro and editing in lightroom (slight tweaking of neg scans in PS too), though I do my own scans (which I sometimes wish I didn’t). Anyway this series of workflow posts is awesome and very refreshing in a world where many photographers aren’t very willing to share such information in such depth. Keep it up.
Harry

]]> By: Dan http://blog.wearemjr.com/archives/134#comment-145 Dan Mon, 02 Jun 2008 13:24:46 +0000 http://blog.wearemjr.com/?p=134#comment-145 Great post, particularly liked step 3 and 4 -- I think it's good advice to forget about the frame you just shot, which is obviously a lot easier when shooting film. A few questions: Do you ever record your exposures? Do you just use the Leica meter? And do you tend to set your shutter/aperture combo prior to step 2, or as part of step 2? Great post, particularly liked step 3 and 4 — I think it’s good advice to forget about the frame you just shot, which is obviously a lot easier when shooting film. A few questions: Do you ever record your exposures? Do you just use the Leica meter? And do you tend to set your shutter/aperture combo prior to step 2, or as part of step 2?

]]> By: Matt http://blog.wearemjr.com/archives/134#comment-138 Matt Sun, 01 Jun 2008 05:04:07 +0000 http://blog.wearemjr.com/?p=134#comment-138 after rolling in his grave from my workflow, hcb was put back to sleep with yours. Good post bro after rolling in his grave from my workflow, hcb was put back to sleep with yours.

Good post bro

]]> By: Sean http://blog.wearemjr.com/archives/134#comment-132 Sean Sat, 31 May 2008 10:04:12 +0000 http://blog.wearemjr.com/?p=134#comment-132 Jules, best workflow of the week. But getting clients to pay for film is a fking bitch. Wish I could roll like you dog. Shooting film is alot like a rocking a jpg. Jules, best workflow of the week. But getting clients to pay for film is a fking bitch. Wish I could roll like you dog. Shooting film is alot like a rocking a jpg.

]]> By: christian http://blog.wearemjr.com/archives/134#comment-121 christian Fri, 30 May 2008 21:43:12 +0000 http://blog.wearemjr.com/?p=134#comment-121 i like your workflow the most...perhaps because it's pretty similar to mine. the remarks about the archival of your slides and wordpress were hilarious! i like your workflow the most…perhaps because it’s pretty similar to mine.
the remarks about the archival of your slides and wordpress were hilarious!

]]>