7 Kommentare

1. 
   lomodesbro · 2017-04-17 23:37

   gentle vignetting here, I like it

2. 
   mcgloin · 2017-04-19 01:53

   Something about that lone fire hydrant ... What film was this?

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   lorrainehealy · 2017-04-19 03:17

   @lomodesbro @mcgloin thank you both! I have not received the actual physical film back (downloaded the scans from my film lab site), but according to my notes this is Fuji 200 Superia. I'll double check when I get the film, though.

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   mcgloin · 2017-04-19 05:11

   Did you use thedarkroom.com by any chance? If not, what service?
   Normally I scan film myself, after getting it developed elsewhere (sometimes I do the B&W at home), but while it costs a ton to send away, it's much easier. Sometimes the scan quality suffers, but yours look great.

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   lorrainehealy · 2017-04-19 15:27

   @mcgloin it was Old School Film Lab in Dover, New Hampshire. I usually scan all 120 myself and I used to do 35 too, but carpal tunnel syndrom and arthritis in my hand means I have to use it sparingly! SO, in spite of high costs, I have Old School Film Lab develop and scan my 35mm, it save me a lot of time and physical pain. They do an awesome job in every way

6. 
   mcgloin · 2017-04-19 17:38

   @lorrainehealy They're about the same price ad The Darkroom, but offer higher resolution scans and, judging by your pictures, much higher quality also.

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   lorrainehealy · 2017-04-19 19:06

   @mcgloin they are all very talented photographers, they themselves shoot color IR, b&w IR, all manner of films and cameras, plus they are the sweetest people I've ever met in the service industry!