Thanks ocmex, so I think my scanning film is worthwhile since I should be able to do better taking suggestions from the Negative Scanning thread on RFF. I have four improvements to the process I am planning. In defense of The Darkroom and others, they have to be time efficient with good results.
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gulls in flight, Dee Why beach, Sydney, March 2013. #374
"Less is more." I don't mean simplicity, I mean detail and sharpness. How much resolution, detail and sharpness is needed to understand the subject and story here and elsewhere.
Grain may be organic but I appreciate the uniformity and cohesion it adds to a photo, much like monochrome and other forms of unity like colorcast, fading, polaroid and light leak.
And grain excludes detail to various degrees. It brings more emphasis to the subject and emotion because minutia is subdued. How nice to be able to have control of this effect in camera and development.
3d printed Pano kit - ?
will you tell me?
Coming back to this misty pond. The ancient monster knew how to apply vigneting.
Thank you for your attention to this photo)
I often notice that vignetting does not hinder, but helps the frame)
"Less is more." I don't mean simplicity, I mean detail and sharpness. How much resolution, detail and sharpness is needed to understand the subject and story here and elsewhere.
Grain may be organic but I appreciate the uniformity and cohesion it adds to a photo, much like monochrome and other forms of unity like colorcast, fading, polaroid and light leak.
And grain excludes detail to various degrees. It brings more emphasis to the subject and emotion because minutia is subdued. How nice to be able to have control of this effect in camera and development.
Sorry to pick on you lynnb.