I shot a lot of landscapes with Astia in the 1990s and routinely pushed it 2 stops with good results. With darker subjects, I often rated it at 320 to open things up a bit.
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I shot a lot of landscapes with Astia in the 1990s and routinely pushed it 2 stops with good results. With darker subjects, I often rated it at 320 to open things up a bit.
I get superb scans of 120 images with the 1800f using Microtek's software. I calibrated the scanner using Kodak's color test targets. I tried Vuescan, but it caused my 1800f to literally knock and...
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I just traveled round trip between Boston and Washington, D.C., and requested hand inspections for Velvia 100F, Provia 400, and T-Max 400, even though the inspectors say film up to 800 is safe in the...
I bought the Vuescan scanner software a couple of weeks ago based on the claims of owner Ed Hamrick on his Web site (that it works with my scanner, the Microtek ArtixScan 1800f) and recommendations...
Rory’s criticisms are fair and constructive. Obviously he DOES care about large-format photography, in order to learn and to grow, or he wouldn’t have presented his opinions, and this forum seems as...