safe haven for tiny formats

[darr]

35mm landscape shot. Hepoköngäs (horse falls), Northern Finland. Autumn 1992.
Lens was standard 50mm.

Very nice!

[walter23]

[venchka]

It works with the small images very well. But as in the Lake Powell image, one has to be careful of dark areas of the image being close to the edge -- and getting lost with the emulsion frame around it.

Venchka -- I am doing another printing session tonight, and plan on making some more of the 2 1/4 negatives. If I have a successful evening, I'll post some more next week (since you have successfully swelled my head ).

Vaughn

Glad I could help!

[jvuokko]

Walter23, are those 35mm or medium format photographs?
Really nice colors!

[Marko]

January 2009, Canon XT 350

[Ron Marshall]

My neighbors dog. Mamiya 7, 80mm, TMY.

[Marko]

December 2008, Canon G10

[Scott Schroeder]

A small tree in Eureka Valley.

[walter23]

Walter23, are those 35mm or medium format photographs?
Really nice colors!

Jukka, they're digital SLR. I used a saturated slide film emulation plug-in which I actually quite like, in this case a Kodak E100VS emulation. It's actually not a bad representation of how that film behaves (e.g. the sunset light on the cairn / tree turning a vivid red).

Too bad it costs $200 and my demo version ran out

[iozone]

Hasselblad TMY handheld Taos Pueblo