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Mamiya ..... cheap
Lolz :-)
What I meant was I could use a Mamiya 645 of a friend, or buy one on eBay for very little money.
Pay someone to make contacts... then pay them to scan the chosen frames. Not expensive but a 'slow' process for 201516.
..where I live (Berlin) proper scans cost a fortune. We don't have deals for dev & scan like you do in the UK.
Not sure about big. Have you tried then on instant film as sets?
Not sure I follow you.
instagram?
Definately unsure I'm following you..
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What I meant was I could use a Mamiya 645 of a friend, or buy one on eBay for very little money.
Quite a good idea. I thought you'd be going for a (nice, but pricey) rangefinder (mamiya 7).
..where I live (Berlin) proper scans cost a fortune. We don't have deals for dev & scan like you do in the UK.
I see. This is sad - there used to be ton. Scanning sucks.
Definately unsure I'm following
If you want the prints large I guess you want to bring out detail and the textures of the road and paint? If that's what your after an fx dslr would give you the greatest clarity.
I think your markings shots are perhaps most interesting as a set. A number of prints displayed together.
They are very simple, graphic photos so I'd instinctively go to small formats to try; A zine, Instax actually has the right field of view so might be fun to try (and it's medium format) ;-)
I was suggesting an instagram feed because many are dedicated to a specific type of shots, such as collections road markings! Instagram is great for these types of things - many users have a feed for colour 35mm and another for bw, or mood shots, portraits etc.
I hope I have explained myself.
miro_o
Lolz :-)
A Fuji ga645i?
Pay someone to make contacts... then pay them to scan the chosen frames. Not expensive but a 'slow' process for 20
1516.Not sure about big. Have you tried then on instant film as sets?