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?
Sunday 8th December 2019. The day had started well and the weather was fine enough for me to clean the car. However the rain clouds soon appeared and so I retreated for a spot of film developing. A couple of hours later saw me scanning the negatives with my Epson Perfection 370. The scanner has … More The Case of the Imperfect Perfection 370
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
Those words put into the mouth of Shakespeare’s character Hamlet , highlight human mortality. However it is technological mortality that I wish to speak of. An important part of my experiment with 35mm film is scanning the negative and producing a digital file that can be worked on with a computer. I have been happy … More Alas poor Yorick
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