Showing posts with label scan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scan. Show all posts

Sunday, July 15, 2012

Shots from Bodega Bay



These photos were shot at Bodega Bay in December 2011.

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Farm


Farm, originally uploaded by M Skaffari.

Old abandoned farmhouse near Bolinas, CA.

Unfortunately the white walls were a bit overexposed and now look slightly murky.

Skyscraper


Skyscraper, originally uploaded by M Skaffari.

Battery street


Battery, originally uploaded by M Skaffari.

Flag


Flag, originally uploaded by M Skaffari.

Montgomery


Montgomery, originally uploaded by M Skaffari.

This is the first shot taken with Ekfe PL 100 M film.

Hard to say anything definite of the film from one shot, but it looks to have higher contrast than Ilford FP4+ and also bigger grain. I'll have to see some more shots to give better opinion about it.

Results from the night shoot


Osgood, originally uploaded by M Skaffari.

I scanned the negatives from a night shoot some days back. They look absolutely fantastic! The old Dogmar lens can't really take any highlights and all bright spots are beautifully haloed. The contrast is not too high and I actually increased the contrast in Photoshop after the scan. No other editing done.

I scanned at 6400DPI which resulted in 32000 * 25600 pixel (800mpix?) files so if someone needs a large print I have files to give ;)

Wednesday, May 12, 2010

Bay Bridge


Bay Bridge, originally uploaded by M Skaffari.

Finally got around scanning some of my large negatives. This turned out to be a bigger issue than I thought. I didn't consider the size of the images / files.

Scanning 4x5 inch negative at 6400dpi results in 1.23G TIFF file. That also results in ~ 70x90 inch print at 300dpi so maybe i'm scanning a bit too high resolution if i'm just putting the files in the internet. If I need to print the images I will just scan at desired size.

Otherwise I have to say I like the results for both paper image scanning and film scanning. I can recommend the Epson V700 to everybody.