Dr. RawheaD
Slow Decay
Here's from thie Provia 100 test roll. Kind of a bummer cuz I was calculating reciprocity errors based on info for Provia 100F, which has a terrific compensation curve (basically, close to zero till up to 2-3 minutes), but it seems its predecessor doesn't score so well, which resulted in some of the frames being a good 1-2 stop too dark.
One thing I love about VueScan (over cruddy software that came with my V700) is the multiple exposure scanning mode in 48 bit, which helps to bring out a lot of shadow detail that would get lost using the bundled software.
Hopefully, my Coolscan 8000ED, which should be coming back from Nikon repair center soon, would be able to bring out the full potential of these medium format slide films.
F16, Hoya ND400, 2:40
Slow Decay
Here's from thie Provia 100 test roll. Kind of a bummer cuz I was calculating reciprocity errors based on info for Provia 100F, which has a terrific compensation curve (basically, close to zero till up to 2-3 minutes), but it seems its predecessor doesn't score so well, which resulted in some of the frames being a good 1-2 stop too dark.
One thing I love about VueScan (over cruddy software that came with my V700) is the multiple exposure scanning mode in 48 bit, which helps to bring out a lot of shadow detail that would get lost using the bundled software.
Hopefully, my Coolscan 8000ED, which should be coming back from Nikon repair center soon, would be able to bring out the full potential of these medium format slide films.
F16, Hoya ND400, 2:40