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I got the test slides from the Contax RX
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PostPosted: Sat Jul 12, 2008 3:57 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
Thanks, Orio, well, we'll see... Wink


PostPosted: Sat Jul 12, 2008 6:00 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
Very good scans, I say, and shots too. The first and the one with the red flower I like the most. Its not too far from "digital" colours, at lest Sensia and maybe Astia (both from Fuji).
Yes, I need a scanner because the scanning is the most expensive in the film processing , if I can call it this way.
Now, better sayd not too long ago I considered that buying a flatbet Canon scanner (for documents only - LIDE 25 ) was a bad move but then I needed it for my work. A flatbet one but with film scaning "abilities" would be a better solution (this way I can use it for my work) even if the quality wouldn't be the highest but at the same as the lab does for money.


PostPosted: Sat Jul 12, 2008 8:16 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
montecarlo wrote:
Very good scans, I say, and shots too. The first and the one with the red flower I like the most. Its not too far from "digital" colours, at lest Sensia and maybe Astia (both from Fuji).
Yes, I need a scanner because the scanning is the most expensive in the film processing , if I can call it this way.
Now, better sayd not too long ago I considered that buying a flatbet Canon scanner (for documents only - LIDE 25 ) was a bad move but then I needed it for my work. A flatbet one but with film scaning "abilities" would be a better solution (this way I can use it for my work) even if the quality wouldn't be the highest but at the same as the lab does for money.


I am a fan of poilu's solution, try it before investing in a scanner.
Especially if you can use a photo application that lets you handle layers, you can make multiple exposures and combine to expand dynamic range.
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