Analog film photography and cameras

It's the Hoff having all the hassle with that burger he tried to eat.

Sorry, I'll get my coat.

Yes - if you want someone else to scan for you, go to Labyrinth. If you want to scan yourself, go to Scan Unit.

Thanks! Will give Labrinth a shout tomorrow.

have an imacon if that helps?

This is great!

The Berlin Ektar 100 is in. All shot on my Rolleicord VB.

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Wow. That light is great.

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Very very nice.
Like the one with the plane the most (is this near Tegel?)

Thanks Tina, yes it is near Tegel, Marina Prizenhof to be exact.

Even more!

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Ha, I love those rafts..
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All somewhat overexposed?

Last few.....

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Done.

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Yeah, I'm not sure, these are flatbed scans and I'm not sure how good they are..... Everything was basically shot at F16 and 1/125, ISO 100 film.

Certainly some of them lack the highlight detail I would expect.

At least they aren't photos of my kids and dog :)

Ektar gets color casts if the exposure isn't spot on, which then makes it tough to scan with good colors. Your shadows have a strong cast in them which is the same as what always happens when I forget this and try to shoot Ektar...

I didn't know that, and for sure shooting sunny 16 while drunk was always going to make the exposure a bit hit and miss.

I like the colours! TBH, a lot of it is probably to do with the scans.

They all need more yellow (or less magenta and cyan).

Repped for being drunk tho.

How would I best go about this in Lightroom?

Also just got another load of film back from Dumfries and Galloway so prepare for more thread bombing.

On another note, I'm away to stat developing my HP5 backlog. All pushed to 1600 and going to develop in a 2 roll paterson tank in Ilford DDX. Any tips?

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