BetterSense
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Color isn't my gig, but every now and then I would like to have the ability to fire off a color shot, particularly for family group portraits. 4x5 makes more sense for this because of the high quality and the fact that I don't need to shoot a whole roll.
I would like to be able to send the film off and get processed negatives and proofs back. Then, I want to be able to send the negative that I like back and have larger prints made from it, with minimal creative involvement from me.
I don't really see that kind of full-service business model advertised for large format; usually labs advertise "film scanning services". I don't necessarily care if the print is made digitally, but I don't want to have to pay for a separate scan, then try to digitally edit the file myself, and then have a print made from that file...too much work. I want easy.
I would like to be able to send the film off and get processed negatives and proofs back. Then, I want to be able to send the negative that I like back and have larger prints made from it, with minimal creative involvement from me.
I don't really see that kind of full-service business model advertised for large format; usually labs advertise "film scanning services". I don't necessarily care if the print is made digitally, but I don't want to have to pay for a separate scan, then try to digitally edit the file myself, and then have a print made from that file...too much work. I want easy.