Vuescan vs. Silverfast
My idea for this little test, was to see which software would give me the best result, at the shortest time.You can of course tweak and adjust for perfection for each scan, and that will obviously give you the best result for each scan - in either Vuescan or Silverfast - but like I said that wasn't my goal...
Loose thoughts: the redscale trick with slide film
As you properly know the redscale film is made by turning the color negative film "around" so the light gets through the film from the back side.And that made me think, can you do the same with a slide film?
Has anyone ever tried it?Or am I missing something obvious, that indicates that it doesn't work?
Well as always, the internet...
A few frames from a Konica Chrome Centuria
Konica Chrome Centuria 100
ISO: 100Film format: 35mmDeveloped: At the local labCamera: Nikon F70Expired: No
I started scanning my old negatives, and this one is the very first cross processing I ever made, well it was a mistake from the lab, they developed the slide film (E6) in C41 chemicals. I was pretty sad/mad about it back then - I don't...
Favored location: Copenhagen Central Station
Copenhagen Central Station, like many other major train stations, it's a good place to do some street and architectural photography. I also work here, that gives me access to some otherwise impossible to go to spots, and that of course makes this location a bit extra nice - for me.
Most of the photos here are made in spots, everyone...
