Godfrey
somewhat colored
Polaroid 350 Land Camera, Fuji FP-3000b
Thanks for looking!
G
ped
Small brown dog
Nice. Must get mine out.
sebastel
coarse art umbrascriptor
may i ask what you scanned? the positive or the negative?
nice picture, makes me want to get another mug of coffee now :-D
nice picture, makes me want to get another mug of coffee now :-D
Godfrey
somewhat colored
Thanks!
The "scan" was made using the iPad mini and a scanner app of the print positive. Basically, the scanner app allows you to frame and capture the image, then 'undistort' it, and save it to the Photo Library. Once there, I did a little editing and cleanup with SnapSeed, and used Photogene to add IPTC annotation before uploading it to Flickr.
I'll do a high-rez scan of the print positive later.
G
The "scan" was made using the iPad mini and a scanner app of the print positive. Basically, the scanner app allows you to frame and capture the image, then 'undistort' it, and save it to the Photo Library. Once there, I did a little editing and cleanup with SnapSeed, and used Photogene to add IPTC annotation before uploading it to Flickr.
I'll do a high-rez scan of the print positive later.
G
sebastel
coarse art umbrascriptor
i see. the picture here is quite convincing.
from my own experience, i know that the fuji FP films (both colour and B&W) are more on the low resolution side, but i also noticed, that the B&W negative gives a better tonal separation. honestly, i believed you had scanned the negative ...
cheers,
s.
ps: got too much coffee already, need to stop looking at it now.
from my own experience, i know that the fuji FP films (both colour and B&W) are more on the low resolution side, but i also noticed, that the B&W negative gives a better tonal separation. honestly, i believed you had scanned the negative ...
cheers,
s.
ps: got too much coffee already, need to stop looking at it now.
lynnb
Veteran
thanks for posting this. I like the "soft" tonality of FP3000B (disclaimer: I've only ever looked at samples here on RFF, having never seen an original) - in comparison this has a more grainy, edgier look that I don't normally associate with this film. I'll be interested to see the high-rez scan of the original print.
Do you think this accurately represents the original?
Cheers,
Do you think this accurately represents the original?
Cheers,
Dante_Stella
Rex canum cattorumque
FP-3000B is not "soft" - it is a high contrast film that exhibits normal contrast in response to dim, flat light. This shot makes excellent use of that quality.
Dante
Dante
jamesmck
Established
Was that Scanner Pro?
Godfrey
somewhat colored
Yes. It seems a little fragile, but gets the job done.
Godfrey
somewhat colored
I agree ... It doesn't look soft to me at all. The opposite in fact ... at least compared to Impossible Project B&W films, which indeed have a lovely softness to them.
G
robert blu
quiet photographer
I am traveling and only see it on my i.phone and it seems a good Photo with appropriate tones and contrast. I love the Fuji FP 3000 B!
robert
robert