Canada Geese

StoneNYC · Feb 14, 2014

I have questions .... even with the fog PanF+ shouldn't be so mottled, perhaps its the scan?SECONDLY ... was this hand painted?.. this grass looks pretty green to me...

Rich K · Feb 14, 2014

The scan has come out a lot brighter than the print and hasn't scanned particularly well either. This is the first roll of film I've shot in about 20 years so it's a very steep learning curve at the moment but I think a new scanner is a must for future posts.

tony lockerbie · Feb 14, 2014

Good fog picture, and welcome back to film. Everything will still drop into place, so keep at it. Do you scan in grayscale? I find this is easiest unless you have a well calibrated monitor...which I don't! The UK is having some ..er..interesting weather at the moment...hope it improves.

removed account4 · Feb 14, 2014

what a beautiful print
the geese look like an abstraction !
even with a bad reproduction this is beautiful ..
john

StoneNYC · Feb 15, 2014

Rich K said:
The scan has come out a lot brighter than the print and hasn't scanned particularly well either. This is the first roll of film I've shot in about 20 years so it's a very steep learning curve at the moment but I think a new scanner is a must for future posts.

Is this a scan of the print or the negative? and again... why is the grass green? even if it was a scan in color the grass wouldn't be green as the negative isn't green (or inverse of green) so... where did the green grass come from? lolUnless this is color film and you've miss-labeled the name of the film?

removed account4 · Feb 18, 2014

StoneNYC said:
Rich K said:

The scan has come out a lot brighter than the print and hasn't scanned particularly well either. This is the first roll of film I've shot in about 20 years so it's a very steep learning curve at the moment but I think a new scanner is a must for future posts.

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Is this a scan of the print or the negative? and again... why is the grass green? even if it was a scan in color the grass wouldn't be green as the negative isn't green (or inverse of green) so... where did the green grass come from? lolUnless this is color film and you've miss-labeled the name of the film?

stone
sometimes prints have a greenish hue to them
if you begin making prints you will notice some papers drift one way
others drift another and
if the poster scanned the neg or print in color instead of b/ w tonal variations happen as well

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