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ampguy
08-20-2008, 19:39
contrast is pretty high, these used unsharp mask at medium:

here (http://matsumura.smugmug.com/gallery/5755203_Ajsrv#355774098_KB78q)
sam_m
08-20-2008, 20:24
Nice set of pictures, what happened to the edges of some of them?
ampguy
08-20-2008, 20:29
need to practice rolling the film on the ss reels a little better. Thanks.

Nice set of pictures, what happened to the edges of some of them?
amateriat
08-20-2008, 21:00
Some interesting stuff here. Although it's possibly a bit hard to tell from the size of the images, I think you might be hitting the USM a bit too hard with these scans. Keep on keepin' on!


- Barrett
ampguy
08-20-2008, 21:42
Yes, I know what you mean. I applied sharpening to the whole set in bulk, manually I probably should have only to 30% or so.

Here's a set of similar film/dev, but LOW USM during scanning, and selective sharpening in pp: here (http://matsumura.smugmug.com/gallery/5739902_dx7pC#354543868_JYCPL)

but the subject matter, lighting, and distances are different and the developing was done at a different temp., possibly affecting the contrast which are lower in this LOW scanning USM roll.


Some interesting stuff here. Although it's possibly a bit hard to tell from the size of the images, I think you might be hitting the USM a bit too hard with these scans. Keep on keepin' on!


- Barrett
amateriat
08-20-2008, 23:48
These certainly benefit from backing off USM.

Of course, the thing to remember is to enjoy the process while sorting the technical stuff out...as it looks like you're doing. :)


- Barrett