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How to upload images: Prepare the image as follows: 1.   The image should be sRGB and 8-bits 2.   Reduce the size to 2480 pixels on the longest side. (smaller sizes can be set, but are not recommended) 3.   Sharpen properly for screen. 4.   Save as JPG to your desktop, reducing JPG quality to produce 1000 kB (2000 kB for sponsoring members). 5.   In Lightroom these parameters should be set in the Export dialog. 6.   In the Forum posting or editing box, click “c
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Neopan 400, T-Max dev. 7:30

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M2-R + 50 apo Kentmere 400  ILfotec HC 

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On 1/8/2022 at 12:19 AM, Aryel said:

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m2, summicron 50 rigid, delta 3200 (dd-x by Malvarrosa), printed on mgfb and scanned

Aryel, that looks really good. I've never used 3200 film, but yours makes me want to give it a try. Pretty dim light here in Chicago winters.

John

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S(006) with TS-APO-Elmar in the wild.

Leica MP w/50mm Summicron DR on HP5+ dev in HC110B for 5 min at 20C and scanned with Plustek 8200

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S(006) with TS-APO-Elmar 120mm in use.

Leica MP w/50mm Summicron DR on HP5+ dev in HC110B for 5min at 20C and scanned on Plustek 8200

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11 hours ago, johnwolf said:

Aryel, that looks really good. I've never used 3200 film, but yours makes me want to give it a try. Pretty dim light here in Chicago winters.

John

Thanks a lot! I love delta 3200. It was very dark during my last trip to France and I ended up shooting lot of it, even more than I usually do. 

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But who is being played 

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Sometimes I just like to have things be a bit blurry...adds to the mood...

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M4/5, Kodachrome

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35mm summicron asph v1

Delta 400 in HC 110

 

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4 hours ago, Sunyforreal said:

Kodachrome colors are just something else man…

Thanks,

nothing will be as nice * as these colors again.

They age well also, still same color hues since many decades.

 

* sometimes, a bit too much but high in 'nice pleasing renderings'

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M6 | 35 C Biogon | HP5+

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On 1/9/2022 at 4:28 PM, Steven said:

Portra 160 + 35 Lux V1, 

but more importantly, my first development and scan at home. (Cinestill C41 kit + Plustek 8200i)

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Plustek gives great scan results.. they came up with 8300i recently with better dmax and faster scan

wish somebody makes a modern pakon like, except the prime XA which was unreliable

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Mp + 50 apo

kentmere 400

Tetenal Paranol S

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Oh, thanks! That was easy! 

DNG is better, right ? 48 or 64 bit raw ? 

64 is overkill for 35mm, i use 48, i use dng for b&w film, and exotic films that don't have profiles in silverfast., like cinestill/fuji industrial/lomography etc etc

 

and you may notice a huge difference in scanning speed ;)

once in LR you can simply invert the curve, and tuck the sides in left and right based on the histogram IN the Curve tool, that essentially shows you a flat scan of whats actually on the film, after that adjust the black and white levels, contrast and saturation to your liking and its done

its good to save a develop preset if you have multiple shots with the same/similar lighting conditions

 

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1 hour ago, frame-it said:

my 8200i lets me scan as DNG... are you using silverfast ? set to hdr raw and choose dng as filetype

 

also see :

https://www.sebastian-schlueter.com/blog/2017/2/10/how-to-make-a-linear-scan-with-silverfast-88

 

1 hour ago, frame-it said:

64 is overkill for 35mm, i use 48, i use dng for b&w film, and exotic films that don't have profiles in silverfast., like cinestill/fuji industrial/lomography etc etc

 

and you may notice a huge difference in scanning speed ;)

once in LR you can simply invert the curve, and tuck the sides in left and right based on the histogram IN the Curve tool, that essentially shows you a flat scan of whats actually on the film, after that adjust the black and white levels, contrast and saturation to your liking and its done

its good to save a develop preset if you have multiple shots with the same/similar lighting conditions

 

So you are scanning as if it was color film to create a DNG and then flipping the curve so you get a b & w image?

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