Scaffolding

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  jtk

• Mar 17, 2018

Nice.

Just out of curiosity, did you scan that or was that done for you? How? I use a Nikon scanner bit when only shooting color neg, which somebody else processes for me, maybe that's wasted effort.

 

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  Erik D. Herrmann Sr.

• Mar 17, 2018

Thank you. This was processed and scanned for me. I have scanned some med. format color with pretty good results, and I do all my own B&W ( I have an Epson V600) but haven't tried 35mm color yet. I have recently picked up a c-41 kit and as soon as I get a few more rolls shot I'm going to process it all at once. Then try scanning it myself.

 

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  jtk

• Mar 17, 2018

I should have complemented you on that quietly dramatic image.

I've had enough film scratching from minilabs to be reluctant to use C41. Did process lots of E4 and even E3 with Nikor in bathroom, zero problems...maybe I'll follow your C41 kit lead.

 

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  Erik D. Herrmann Sr.

• Mar 17, 2018

@jtk
Thank you , I really like that Ektar 100. It's the first color film I've shot in many years.I'll let you know how that kit works out.

 

• Kilgallb

• Mar 17, 2018

It is amazing how sharp your images are. This one is mesmerizing. Love it.

 

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  Erik D. Herrmann Sr.

• Mar 17, 2018

@Kilgallb Thank you.
It's funny, when I shoot digital I have to rely on autofocus because I have a hard time getting things sharp in the viewfinder. I don't have trouble focusing on the ground glass in my Yashica TLR though. In my opinion, split prism screens are the most accurate way to focus. My Nikon F has a 45° split screen and I absolutely love it.