When I first started digitalising my film negatives I was using an ipad as a ‘lightbox’ and my Nikon D500 to take the image. This led to spending too much time, in my opinion, in front of the computer trying to get my images as I wanted them. Discontentment led to using a flatbed scanner … More Photofix Copier- Panacea to Digital Scanning?
The screenshot below shows what happened when a strip of six images from the Yashica 270 AF, underexposed by 7 stops, was inserted into my Epson Perfection V370 Photo Scanner. Normally the Epson Scan software is very good at finding an image and providing a thumbnail for me to view. Sadly because the images were … More Digging Deep to Rescue an Image
During a recent session of scanning, to my dismay, I noticed a thin purple line running across part of some but not all images. In the image above, I have drawn a rectangle around the offending line. Increasing or decreasing the image resolution made no difference, as seen below, except that the line has now … More Epson Perfection V370 Photo Scanner – another issue?
While scanning the film from my time out with the Yashica J3, I noticed on some of the images a mark. Initially I thought the source of the problem was the Epson v370 scanner . However on closer inspection I discovered the mark was actually on the negative. The marks appears on half of the … More Yashica J 3 Mystery Marks Help!
As mentioned in a previous post I have a new scanner for my film negatives and I have been testing it out over the last few weeks. The first image was scanned at a resolution of 2400 dpi and is a 6mb file. The second at 9600dpi and weighs in at 80.9mb file. Despite the … More Epson Perfection V370 Scanner – ongoing review
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