pramaglia
8-Apr-2014, 11:57
I dug out some of my 4x5 negatives and digitized them on my Bowens Illumitran. This is a lot cheaper and faster then buying a film scanner if you want to digitize old slides and negatives for uploading to the net or for emailing to someone.
I have a 4x5 attachment for the Illumitran that will hold any format film up to 4x5. I mount my camera on a tripod over the 4x5 attachment unit. Since the flash voltage of the Illumitran would fry my DSLR, I use a 1 second exposure at F:22 with an adjustable polarizer on my camera lens and manually trigger the flash during the 1 second exposure. Sounds archaic, but it works. Eventually I will buy a Wein Safe Sync and then I'll be able to plug the flash into my DSLR. Here are some samples done with a Sony 10MP A100.
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I have a 4x5 attachment for the Illumitran that will hold any format film up to 4x5. I mount my camera on a tripod over the 4x5 attachment unit. Since the flash voltage of the Illumitran would fry my DSLR, I use a 1 second exposure at F:22 with an adjustable polarizer on my camera lens and manually trigger the flash during the 1 second exposure. Sounds archaic, but it works. Eventually I will buy a Wein Safe Sync and then I'll be able to plug the flash into my DSLR. Here are some samples done with a Sony 10MP A100.
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