Large Format Landscapes

Thanks guys!

Have just scanned the slide; a reminder that to get the image to look right took quite a bit of work in photoshop. The previous versions posted look a bit oversharpened but are fine as originals.
Here's the new version: pretty similar, but a bit less time-consuming. The way I digitised with the Nikon pulled out more shadow detail in the rocks but I don't think the extra detail matters too much since the image is simplified a little without it.

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...34393d4e_h.jpg

That looks visibly more blue in the mountains, is it intended?
What's your scanning technique with color negatives instead?

Thing probably as intended, though I did add some saturation and work on targeted colour corrections in Silverfast to get it to start to work. For colour negs I now tend to use the NegaFix feature in Silverfast. Works pretty well inc with Ektar though a bit of work in curves with colour is still needed in photoshop to all the casts out. But don't expose much colour neg so haven't had that much experience.

Lake Fatburen in Tyresö just south of Stockholm, Sweden

Super Cambo with Horseman 6x12 back, Velvia 50 and Fujinon T 400mm f/8

https://www.dropbox.com/s/2cjjo7fiof...43-004%202.jpg

Full resolutions version can be found here

https://scatteredlightblog.wordpress.../19/the-jetty/

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Originally Posted by lassethomas

Lake Fatburen in Tyresö just south of Stockholm, Sweden

Super Cambo with Horseman 6x12 back, Velvia 50 and Fujinon T 400mm f/8

https://www.dropbox.com/s/2cjjo7fiof...43-004%202.jpg

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Wow. Love that
Neil

Yes, indeed! What a great way to begin on the Large Format Photography site!

Magical!

MF

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Originally Posted by lassethomas

Lake Fatburen in Tyresö just south of Stockholm, Sweden

Super Cambo with Horseman 6x12 back, Velvia 50 and Fujinon T 400mm f/8

https://www.dropbox.com/s/2cjjo7fiof...43-004%202.jpg

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https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...a8014ae4_c.jpgIMG_8490 (1) by , on Flickr
5x7 contact print. Kodak Tri-X in pyrocat HD. Printed on Azo & processed in Amidol

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Originally Posted by Greg Y

5x7 contact print. Kodak Tri-X in pyrocat HD. Printed on Azo & processed in Amidol

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great shot, Greg.

- Leigh

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Originally Posted by James Morris

Just realized I haven't posted for a while.

https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7905/...100c3061_b.jpg
Snoqualmie Forest, WA (2019) by James Morris, on Flickr

8x10 FP4, 210/9 G-Claron. Scan of contact print.

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Reminds me Robert Adams work ("Turning back" book from 2005).