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Rainbow Photo Tours of
"Even though the roads are rough, and a little hair-raising at times, the drivers are obviously well experienced professionals, safe, courteous and capable. " —TripAdvisor Reviews of Rainbow Photo Tours
I've taken lots of photo tours,
but your tour was incredibly fantastic! Better than expected, what with
a knowledgeable and accommodating driver and an enthusiastic photo assistant.
They both carried my tripod and cameras and helped me search out the
best photo ops--places and events that were out of the way of the usual
tourist. I highly recommend this tour for any serious photographer.
Most of my pictures were made with either a Hasselblad in 6x6 format
using either a 50mm lense or a 180, or, with a Contax 654 using an
80 mm lense or the Hassy lenses with a lens mount adapter. Most of
the film was Kodak 320 Professional exposed at 320 or Plus X exposed
at 100. Although I have a lot of filters, I found I did not need
them on this trip. All film was developed in Extol developer using
a Jobo processor with development times varying accourding to temperature
based on previously established times.
(Web note - Mr. Segal's photos were scanned from his non-adjusted prints
on Illford warm tone paper developed in warm tone developer and selenium
toned.)
I've taken lots of photo tours, but your tour was incredibly fantastic! Better than expected, what with a knowledgeable and accommodating driver and an enthusiastic photo assistant. They both carried my tripod and cameras and helped me search out the best photo ops--places and events that were out of the way of the usual tourist. I highly recommend this tour for any serious photographer.
Most of my pictures were made with either a Hasselblad in 6x6 format using either a 50mm lense or a 180, or, with a Contax 654 using an 80 mm lense or the Hassy lenses with a lens mount adapter. Most of the film was Kodak 320 Professional exposed at 320 or Plus X exposed at 100. Although I have a lot of filters, I found I did not need them on this trip. All film was developed in Extol developer using a Jobo processor with development times varying accourding to temperature based on previously established times.
(Web note - Mr. Segal's photos were scanned from his non-adjusted prints on Illford warm tone paper developed in warm tone developer and selenium toned.)