Vintage seasonal cards, tags and stickers.

Scan - Cinema Iunie 1965

Taken with konica hexar af using ilford xpro film, scanned from prints

Scanned from a book I bought in Stratford

Scanned postcard

Mamiya C330S \ Blue dots 80mm \ Kodak E100VS \ Fuji SP3000 scan

Scanned by me. Postcard by CASA FILMULUI ACIN.

Olympus OM-1n MD

135mm Super Albinar telephoto lens

Expired? Kodak 800 asa Gold (print film)

London bound Intercity 125 passing Langley.

A scan from a 35mm slide in my collection. This tram looks well past its sell by date. The bottom dash looks quite battered. I can only assume that this image was taken near the endof the lfe of this car if not the end of the system.

Nostalgia, ye canna whack it!

scanned kodachrome tranny with epson v500 scanner using digital ice and color restoration. 400 dpi. Saved as tiff.

Sharpened, cropped, auto levels applied in PS. Saved as jpeg.

Handgun scanned at 800dpi on a Epson V500. Final file is 35+ mpx. Left corner you can see 100% magnification (press 'View all sizes'.)

File Ref : 2012.11H.52

6x6 Negative Scan Circa 1970

SCAN

Vintage seasonal cards, tags and stickers.

Alcatraz, SF

Contax AX, Jupiter-37A 135/3.5, Kodak Portra 160VC

READ DISCLAIMER under first image in this series: image # Scan_20240506 (10) before downloading.

He was very cooperative. Still trying to rig up my scanner so that i can get it to scan from the top. Not working yet. Hmmm...

PYCCAP MP-2 20/5.6

scan

scanning the YCAM library. this is my first attempt at 3d scanning a very large space, and i haven't correctly accounted for the extrinsics yet -- i just guessed approximately.

i tried accounting for the distortion coefficients, but somehow that introduced more distortion, so i have to fix that too.

this is all part of my research at the YCAM interlab: github.com/YCAMInterlab/ProCamToolkit

In memory and dedication to my father, Howard. He enjoyed recording family memories in photo and introduced me to the camera.

Chicken house burning down on my grand parents farm in the late 50's taken by my father.

I'm a taking a lesson form Andrew on this set and have scanned several of the family slides, most of which were taken of or by my father (many are both with the timer). I've applied my processing techniques to enhance the appearance, but please remember these are well used slides and do show the wear of the years. Enjoy

(By the way, I'm the older brother in the family captures)

julia hard at work

Scanned from slide. Caught the possum by surprise while traipsing through the snow. When it saw us, it scampered up the tree, always eying the gun held by my husband who was hunting pheasant. I shot the possum with my camera - not gun - and let it be.