ACROS 100 November 2012

[aim54x]

I don't often post my film photos here, but in light of tomorrow film meet I thought I would share a few images from the last roll of film I have gotten back. This roll of film was in Katrina's FE2 for over a year by the time I decided to finish it.

I have to admit that I am very much a Fuji Neopan fanboy...it is the film that I turn to and trust to deliver results. I love its contrast and tonal range, its ability to withstand less than careful development and the consistancy of the results. This roll of film was developed through a machine running T-Max developer and scanned to TIFF using a Noritsu scanner (mini-lab scan). Most of these have only been quickly dusted and maybe some contrast adjustments (they scan a bit flat at times). For the full set view here

[Remorhaz]

Hi Cam - really like the way #2 looks, #1 would then be my next pick.

[Reschsmooth]

Although a little soft (I think), I love no. 2.

[aim54x]

Thanks guys!

[Matt. K]

I'm gonna say it....maybe it's just me, but I can't tell the difference between B&W film that has been digitised or a digital coloured image that has been carefully converted to black and white using appropriate software.
Maybe I need to see the prints in order to make the distinction. Suspect I'm gonna get some flack here but, I'm just sayin.

[aim54x]

I'm gonna say it....maybe it's just me, but I can't tell the difference between B&W film that has been digitised or a digital coloured image that has been carefully converted to black and white using appropriate software.
Maybe I need to see the prints in order to make the distinction. Suspect I'm gonna get some flack here but, I'm just sayin.

at approx 800px you are not going to notice a difference, but when I have a full scan in front of me it is very obvious (these are 6774x4492 TIFF files to begin with)