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March 10, 2014
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This was taken with Kodak Portra 160 using a Voigtlander Focusing Brilliant TLR.  I love the grainy old look, so I left in all of the dust spots for character.  Also you get the added bonus of being on an angle because I haven’t figured out how to hold a TLR level yet.  I will provide one hint.  It is in the Northern hemisphere, depending on your point of view.

 

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Brian… My guess.  (Well, I’m pretty sure.)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C…..e_Place_II

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Bravo.  You got it.  Interestingly Canon is now in the one tower.

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I have a question, maybe someone can answer.

I noticed that all pictures I have taken with the voigtlander have a vignetting around the sides.  Why is that?

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Brian Copeland said
I have a question, maybe someone can answer.

I noticed that all pictures I have taken with the voigtlander have a vignetting around the sides.  Why is that?

I would think it’s the lens.  Lr can easily fix it with Lens Corrections – Basic Tab (I always check all boxes).
But only if Lr knows which lens you used.  The metadata, including lens used, does not appear in the Properties>Details of your file.
This would be if you instructed, perhaps inadvertently, to keep the data private.

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This Commons image of the buildings really shows the architectural design.
Commerce_Place_Hamilton-rs.jpg

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Mandrake…I was basically on the other side of that building where I took my picture Laugh

As for the lens profile.  It is a film camera.  There are no lens profiles for an 80 year old camera in Lightroom haha.  I use an addin called LensTagger where I enter the information I have (in this case, the lens in an uncoated 75mm).  I also use that to add the ISO of the film, the camera used, etc.  However, I uploaded this picture to flickr, then copied from flickr to upload here.  So a lot of the metadata might have been lost.

 

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OK, I understand.  You might try reducing the vignetting in Lightroom’s Effects section.
But then, I’m not sure if you have Lightroom.

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