120 Scans

[hartman]

Rolliecord VB. 120 FP4. Orange Filter. Scanned via a Canonscan 8400f. Very little else except a slight adustment with levels in Photoshop. I process all my films, apart from35mm color due to the cost of processing kits.


http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v233/hartman045/caerurfa_oil_tanks.jpg


http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v233/hartman045/caerurfa_ashields.jpg


http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v233/hartman045/caerurfa_essonorth.jpg


http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v233/hartman045/caerurfa_fromthemilldam.jpg

[bert]

hello,

i scan my 35mm b/w film, and have some 120 hp4, although i will need to modify /build a pinhole camera :)

but i scan my paper negatives as well as film negatives with my epson 4400f. i scan the 35mm b/w negatives after processing them, kind of like a digital contact print, to see which images i want to take into the darkroom for printing, i like you, take the color 35mm film to a shop for processing, and then scan the negs at home, my enlarger dosnt have a color head, and so i upload the color images to an online printers ( i dont own a printer myself ).

your pictures are great, the 3rd and 4th one especially so.

[banana_legs]

They are really great images but the 4th picture is awesome; well done. Reminds me a bit of Turner's "The Fighting Temeraire".

Evan

[zydeholic]

Yes, the light on the side of the ship in that fourth one is awesome. Others are good too.

[zydeholic]

wondering how you avoided having any more lens glare than you do have in those last two.