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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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2 hours ago, Götz said:

your portraits are just amazing. One of my favourites is your son facing the cat from your LFI portfolio.

 

May I ask how you process your negatives to digital?

 

Thanks in advance

 

Götz

 

Thanks for the kind comment. I have access to a dark room in the biology department where I work, but these days I mostly use a local film studio in London, Ontario, called All Things Film. They have a membership program, so developing is quite cheap and the scanning is high-end, with multiple options (e.g., Fuji vs Noritsu). Cheers

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Took me 3 days to post this,wouldn’t load from iPad,placed on Mac,iPad ‘photoed’then would load up here upside down,wanted to show a 24 roll every, photo useable with one outing,I give up,digital is a Beotch!

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Can’t delete,once again I give up…I need to go smell some developer and calm down.
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Late winter in the evening light.

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What story might this piece of driftwood tell?

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The moment in late-winter when you know Spring is on the way.

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Street Portrait. Heavy crop! Ilford HP5. Leica M.

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A recent street portrait while visiting Florence, Italy

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Cloudy day at the Lafayette Reservoir. MP | 35mm APO | FP 4| Orange filter.

The first image is my Lightroom edit of the scan I received from the lab. 

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The image below is the unedited scan.

I'd really rather not do so much editing on my film photos, but there's so much room for improvement in the straight scans that I can't leave them alone. 

I'll also try to print this negative in the darkroom, but don't think I'll get close to the Lightroom version, which required nine masks to make local corrections. Not likely I'll be able to replicate all that with dodging and burning. But maybe the negative will print better than the straight scan looks. 

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OK, a "nothing" picture, but my son invited me to go to Fredericksburg to see the Museum of the Pacific for WWII. He took the DS M3 I gave him last month, and I took my M4 that I bought in college in 1968, with a v2 35 Summicron I added a year later. Keeping the vintage mode I loaded Portra 400 that expired in 2013 that I found in a drawer. I used my Leicameter MR4 since the museum lighting we very dim with some floods and lots of shadows. Just exposed at box speed in spite of the film age, but f2 at 1/15 was typically still underexposed. Processed normally in Cinestill C41 in my AGO processor default program. Overall the colors still look true, but film age has some effects.

No flash allowed, and the inconspicuous quiet M4 is still ideal for this situation. 

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