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had an old 'classic sci-fi short stories' book around and nothing else to read so i've been rereading these. some are real snoozers but "scanners live in vain" by cordwainer smith is pretty excellent!
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35mm film Nikon LS9000 scanner
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The textured relief on this shot was a bit puzzling at first . Then I realised that after I took the shot I hadn't wound the film on , which would reset the mirror , so light from the lens was leaching threw the metal shutter curtain.
Trying new things , dusted off my old Kiev 88 medium format film camera ( a Soviet copy of a Hasselblad 1600) from about 1990 and tried out some new (old) lenses on it.
A Zodiac-8 (30mm fisheye lens) , a Volna-3 (80mm standard lens) and a Kalinar-3 (150mm short telephoto ) . Got a few more lenses on the way .
These cameras from the former Soviet union do have a reputation for terrible quality control at the factories , they build the camera , you tweak it to get it working right !
First two roll's of film I put though it are out of date , but sort of came out O.K .......
The black and white film was in a 6x4.5cm back and leaked light from the dark slide slot like a sieve !!!
Replacement parts have arrived from Hasselblad .
The developed film also had unusual scratches on them that need investigating , but overall still usable.
Adjustment is also needed to set it up better for long fast lenses .
Dusted off my old 120 roll film scanner from 2001 and it actually worked on Windows 7 !
Set it up on a "medium" resolution and it churned out a huge 170mb file , compared to the 24mb RAW files from my Sony a900 .
The scan output was set at approx. a 70 megapixel equivalent .
Still looked good but way bigger than needed !
This is a cover that went over a price scanner at toys r us i grabbed this as it was going to be thrown out if i didn't take it
Por fin!!!, mi ultimo trabajo de percepción y composición visual. Que manera de estar contenta de no tener que hacer esos análisis XD (ojala le guste este trabajo al profe)
Tantas fotos!!! estenopeica, análoga, digital y ahora scanner XD
Un 6!
Lightpainter: Frodo Álvarez DKL
Photography: Frodo Álvarez Children of Darklight
Model: Wendy
Technic: one exposure, no photoshop.
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Shot made with OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA OM-D E-M1 MrkII Live Composite
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Those blurs behind the table are Andy and Ralph. Andy was showing off DIY photographic lighting techniques. But that steering wheel/antenna looking thing up front is actually his steadying rig for shooting non-jiggly iPhone video.
I'm not even going to try to clean up this scan. This shot ended up about two stops underexposed, because some hyper little rugrat kicked my tripod and I had to cut the exposure short. Stretching the contrast back up reveals every horrible little bit of dust and gunk adhering to the glass of my scanner.
I don't know if you other film shooters have read this, but it's one of the most depressing, yet accurate things I've read in a long time.
Lake Hornavan is in the distance. We are only 30 km south of the Arctic Circle.
Photo taken in September 1979 with an SLR camera on Kodachrome film and scanned with a Nikon Super Coolscan 5000 slide scanner.
I have waited 2 weeks for the delivery of the new scanner - Epson V700. It replaced my 3 years old Epson 4990 which failed to work and retired. This is the first scan of a photo taken 7 days ago at the Sculpture by the Sea event.
First impression is that the V700 is pretty neat!
Tec: Hasselblad 500C/M, 50 F4, Fujifilm 400H