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PIE PrintFile XA Plus. Get amazing detail with this scanner. I guess this scanner can do 10000 DPI but this test I only did the usual 2400 JPG. Next test I am using TIFF which I normally use to retain all the scan information.
The scanner does well finally but really finicky with the settings but I'm not brave enough to set it to do a whole roll automatically yet. Used the 32 bit VueScan for this.
Digital guys can laugh and read no further. I shot 2 rolls at my local ski hill with this light making pink and blue snow...looks great on the lightbox...can't even get close with scanned image. Anyone else run into this? Bogus Basin, Idaho by Xpan. Yet another attempt with a different frame.
Same image two different scans
The scanner adjusts contrast based I believe, on the blacks.
In the first frame, I just missed the border of the frame(actually scanning off the film), in the second image, I caught the inside of the frame.
The scanner adjusts accordingly.
Playing with some ideas for a workshop I'll be leading at Wingtip Press in early May, inspired by stuff they're doing at Swansea Print Workshop. We'll scan various objects, make digital negatives, and print cyanotypes, all day long!
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So apolagise if the photos arn't up to my usual standard. One thing i loved in the early 90,s were the independent bus companies who as well as running buses also ran coaches and dual purpose vehicles on stage carriage and private hire. I am of course on about the likes of Burman Travel, Petes Travel Claribels etc. Here and for the next few photos i focus my attention to one of my favorite firms from that time and thats Tame Valley.Seen in corparation Street Tamworth on service is Tame Valley HDZ8804 a Leyland Leopard / Plaxton Supreme 3 Exp C53F.iT IS SEEN ON 01/10/90