is it the one at Causeway Bay ? Do you have their details , like
$ for 4R and CD $? tel. number ?

Thanks again

thanks a lot and sorry to disturb you !

tata168:

出左相啦.
你想自己睇睇,
定係我響度宣判呢?

Short comment:

as I say, no need to try it again; these are the worst photos that I ever get both from negatives and slides: unfaithful color tone;
limited D-max to reproduce colur, esp in dark region.

1.) I got only 1 (RDP, sun on my back) excellent print out of 8.

2.) For the other 7 photos (side or no sunlight), 3 from RDP3 accpetable. But, the sea is a bit cyan not blue. And green in dark region cannot be reproduced, just look dark. The water in shing mun is also cyan rather than green/pale blue. That is, something wrong with color tone when compared with the sildes and prints from other shops.

3. )The prints from EB-3 tell the full story, esp. the 2 with 6 Blythes sitting next to some flowers on a cloudy day. The prints
simply lack the D-max to reproduce the rich colour graduation captured by the carl zeiss lens. The golden hair and the face merged and the different dark green color of different grasses merged as a piece of darkness. The darkness is what "前輩" calls "lone", a patch of blackness. Even worse, there seem a veil on these 2 photos.

4) Low color saturation  compared with prints from other shops and
lack 3-dimensionality.

So, I guess that your photos look: (1) very pale in light area ,e.g sky and lack details; (2) pure dark/black in dark region. Little cour gradation is shown. Strange colur tone and limited resoultion (veiled). Am I right?

Not really a professional.
Just a second opinion.

Originally, I want to
show you the pictures and
you show me yours so that
it is more easy to make a
comparison. It is more fair
to T.F.C. too.

The "deadfish" is not bad wor!
If you take photo around noon and
using high contrast lens from "N",
the background is likely to be dark.
But I guess the dark green colour
in the background was not reproduced
appropriately. Do you think so?
Does you slide also unable to capture
the dark green background?

IC, the only excellent picture has no obvious dark green color
because the sun was on my back. Anyway, it seems that we come
to some consensus and have identify the problems. Hope they will see
this thread and get the problems fixed.

Happy New Year everybody!!!

(about poor tree and the lady, sometimes one may get hazy
pics near seashore. but yours seem much hazy than mine even
mine are including distance objects on the sea. Mine are
also taken with RDP3. My conjecture is that they get overly dark scan images so that they lighten the images and results in foggy images.
We should stop here.)