My second try on Film

[macrob]

I changed the scanner to Epson perfection 3200, though very old, feel much better than the previous canon 4400f.

yesterday, tried the super program+A50/1.7 in Arab St. area, sharing some pics here, all comments are welcomed.

Film： Fuji Superia 200,
Camera: Super Program,
Lens: SMC-A50/1.7,
Scanner: Epson Perfection 3200.

this one by M28/2.8

 

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that's all. :bsmilie:

 

[ishou80]

The colours looks so much different from the first time...so it's the scanner issue? hmmm

 

[scorpioh]

Looks very digital.

 

[macrob]

The colours looks so much different from the first time...so it's the scanner issue? hmmm

I think so. And this time the images are much more clean.

 

[macrob]

Looks very digital.

that's the goal.

I'm using film as digital.:bsmilie:

 

[faisalee]

Bro. Your lens has a "Hot-Spot", beter get it checked :angel:

Just kidding... Beautiful shots, the colors are great :thumbsup:

 

[airconvent]

Hi Macrob
Nice shots! Makes me want to take out my K1000 to try a few myself.
The M50f/1.7 is a joy to use and gives very nice bokeh!
Colleagues looking at those film photos commented how nice the bokeh is and enquired why their P&S can't get this...;p

Just checking, did you scan the negatives or the positives?
I don't understand why but scanners seem to be slower these days. I bought an Epson V10 to scan negatives and it takes 12min at 300 dpi to scan one film strip. My older perfection series scans faster. I was thinking of upgrading to the V100 or V700 which seems to emphasise negative scanning but not sure if there will be appreciable increase in speed. I think your Epson Perfection 3200 is the older but high end model? How is its performance with film?

btw, here are some of my older film efforts. K1000+m50f/1.7 :

http://s146.photobucket.com/albums/r265/airconvent/Film SLR Images/

cheers

 

[macrob]

Bro. Your lens has a "Hot-Spot", beter get it checked :angel:

Just kidding... Beautiful shots, the colors are great :thumbsup:

Thanks, bro. Using film (negative), I dun need to worry too much about the EV, coz the dynamic range is much better than digital. But the colour highly depends on film model and scanner.

 

[macrob]

Hi Macrob
Nice shots! Makes me want to take out my K1000 to try a few myself.
The M50f/1.7 is a joy to use and gives very nice bokeh!
Colleagues looking at those film photos commented how nice the bokeh is and enquired why their P&S can't get this...

Just checking, did you scan the negatives or the positives?
I don't understand why but scanners seem to be slower these days. I bought an Epson V10 to scan negatives and it takes 12min at 300 dpi to scan one film strip. My older perfection series scans faster. I was thinking of upgrading to the V100 or V700 which seems to emphasise negative scanning but not sure if there will be appreciable increase in speed. I think your Epson Perfection 3200 is the older but high end model? How is its performance with film?

btw, here are some of my older film efforts. K1000+m50f/1.7 :

http://s146.photobucket.com/albums/r265/airconvent/Film SLR Images/

cheers

Thanks bro. K1000 is really cool:thumbsup:

I scan the negative films directly. My 3200 will take 5mins to scan one film under 3200dpi. My previous canon 4400f takes 10+mins to scan one film under 2400dpi.
For now I m satisfied with my epson 3200, it costs $800 5yrs ago, but I got it second hand, very cheap. :lovegrin:
I think 3200' performance on film may be the top level even nowadays. V700 could be a little better, but still cannot beyond the limitation of flat scanner. If the budget is not a problem, and you expect using it much, upgrading to V700 is good choice.

Your film shots are really nice:thumbsup:

 

[faisalee]

Thanks, bro. Using film (negative), I dun need to worry too much about the EV, coz the dynamic range is much better than digital. But the colour highly depends on film model and scanner.

Hehe... I was reffering to the "Hot Spot board" in the image :bsmilie:

But you are right! the images do show great DR :thumbsup: