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Posted 240 days ago in the category

I would like to extend a huge welcome to Ed Mark Fitzgerald who is being hosted by our studio for a limited time only and specialising in LGBT portraits for both singles and couples. Please just use the booking form below for prices and to contact him, there are some examples of his amazing work below, you won’t be disappointed, unless he’s booked out due to popular demand of course ;)

FIRST TO BOOK IS TOTALLY FREE!!

All images copyright of Edward Mark Fitzgerald – All Rights Reserved

Homento

Photography With Pride

A new LGBT run venture orienting around the LGBT Community offering;

• Professionally Shot Portraits
• Professionally Lit
• Professionally Edited
• With Private Studio Space made available by Hilary Quinn Photo Studios.

For a minimal price. With the Homento offer, we take photo’s with Pride and offer an LGBT Friendly service to our own LGBT Community.

For details, bookings and quotations please contact Edward on (085) 216 3061 edward982@gmail.com or use the form below!

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In association with Hilary Quinn Photography Studios, Homento is a short term project offering LGBT friendly specialised services to the LGBT Community.

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Posted 264 days ago in the photography category

So I had a few problems with colour management when printing from Mac, as the Epson software won’t install on my OS. Printing from Photoshop, I finally got the right settings after wasting my precious ink!!

• Open the file in Photoshop and click ‘file’ > ‘print’
• In the window which appears, colour management is set to ‘document’, under ‘colour handling’ select ‘photoshop manages colours’
• Printer profile now matches your document profile with ‘rendering intent’ set to ‘relative colorimetric’ and ‘black point compensation’ checked.

That’s it! Now when you click print, your colour management settings should be greyed out, and the image will print as it looks on the monitor!

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Posted 266 days ago in the photography category

Agfa Optima 1 (1962) – Vintage 35mm Film Camera

Shutter firing perfectly on click, there does seem to be a decorative piece missing from the front of the lens, however this would not effect operability camera in good condition otherwise.

Details:

Optima 1 1960-64 Agfa – Color Agnar f2.8/45mm Prontorlux Lens
Manufacturer: Agfa
Model: Optima I
Lens: Color Agnar 2.8 45mm
Shutter: Prontor Lux
Film type: 35mm

Manual available here: http://www.butkus.org/chinon/agfa/agfa_optima_1/agfa_optima_1.htm (thanks to butkus.org!)

Check it out on Ebay, free to collect from Tuckey St!

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Posted 266 days ago in the photography category

Certo Certina – Medium format vintage film camera

Camera is in great condition, shutter firing perfectly on click.

See some images taken with the camera here gives a lovely Holga/Lomo effect at a fraction of the price. If you haven’t tried medium format yet I highly recommend it!

A 6×6 roll film camera which uses 120 film, manufactured in the former GDR (DDR or East Germany). The camera is very simple and has just two exposure times: B and M and two aperture settings: 8 and 11. The body is made of steel. Manufacturing date is around 1955.

Check out the Ebay listing, free to collect!

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Posted 270 days ago in the photography category

SOLD!

Polaroid 101 Instant Film Vintage Camera – PRISTINE Condition!

Great collectors item, this one even still has a pack of film from the 60’s still inside, of course the chemicals have dried up but the entire camera is in absolutely perfect condition, including the bellows, and the shutter firing exactly as it should. It’s a unique and beautiful piece.

Check out the full listing and purchase on Ebay!

Anyone around Cork, just check out via Ebay and drop into 10 Tuckey St to pick up, no postage cost!!

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