Post your drum scans (aka the first official Drum Scanners thread)

[fer_fdi]

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Margus

wonderful!

 

[Netsoft2k]

A few more recent scans from Scanmate 11000 and Scanmate 5000 drum scanners.


Wild Flowers by Pali K, on Flickr


Rose Still 4x5 Velvia by Pali K, on Flickr


Fallen Tree In Leaves [4x5 Film] by Pali K, on Flickr


Spring Bloom on Ektar 100 Film by Pali K, on Flickr


Window Views on Portra 160 Film by Pali K, on Flickr


Sunset through the woods on film by Pali K, on Flickr

 

[jzagaja]

Never seen such wonderfull colors even with Filmconvert and Blackmagic cameras.

 

[Netsoft2k]

Never seen such wonderfull colors even with Filmconvert and Blackmagic cameras.

Thanks Jack! I owe it to you for getting me started with the Scanmate scanners. I feel like I finally have both of these tuned in

WOW!!!!!!!!

Thank you Photomoof. Glad you like them.

 

[BillBingham2]

A few more recent scans from Scanmate 11000 and Scanmate 5000 drum scanners.
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WOW!!!!!!!!

+1 What he said!

B2 ->

 

[Netsoft2k]

Thank you B2

I have a few more. Let me know if I should stop flooding this thread.


Summer Bloom [4x5 Film HP5] by Pali K, on Flickr


Evening Light [Expired Film Test] by Pali K, on Flickr


Wildflowers Macro [4x5 Film] by Pali K, on Flickr


Flowers in garden [Portra 160 4x5 Film] by Pali K, on Flickr


Stream under shade [8x10 Velvia Film] by Pali K, on Flickr
Pali

 

[Hogarth Ferguson]

Thank you B2




Evening Light [Expired Film Test] by Pali K, on Flickr

These all look amazing, but this one shot, I really like it.

 

[Netsoft2k]

These all look amazing, but this one shot, I really like it.

Thank you Hogarth. Shows how well film can age if properly stored. This was a test shot from a 160 VC sheet that expired in 2002 but was frozen all of it's life. After a few bracket images I found out the best way to shoot it is to treat it like it's brand new.

 

[Wenge]

Wow this thread of amazing images and scans makes me wanna use a tripod w/film again. Thanks for posting these(!)

 

[James1]

Both these scans made wet-mounted on my ColorGetter Falcon.

Apia, Samoa, taken from Sogi on the way to Mulinu'u, 1966. Kodachrome, unkown camera (taken by my father)

Manufaktura, [FONT=&quot]Łódź[/FONT], Poland, 2013. APX100 (original Leverkusen), Orwo R09 (Rodinal), Leica IIIa, Elmar (uncoated)

 

[Netsoft2k]

Beautiful James. Have heard great things about the Colorgetter scanners. Wish I had the Falcon for my ULF film

 

[James1]

Beautiful James. Have heard great things about the Colorgetter scanners. Wish I had the Falcon for my ULF film

Thanks for the compliment Pali.

Sadly, ColorGetters seem to be quite rare now. I didn't really have a choice anyway as the system was complete, local and I took a punt as it was listed as "spares or repair"!

 

[James1]

Here's another wet-mounted scan:

Rhodes Town, Rhodes, Greece, 2013. APX100 (Leverkusen), Orwo R09 (Rodinal), Olympus 35RC

 

[Netsoft2k]

Really really nice scans James! Keep them coming

 

[Netsoft2k]

Here is one that is not a traditional scan. This is a drum scanned film strip from my recent trip to Arizona. Just wanted to show how consistent the scans are on a drum scanner. This is how I do my proofs before wet mounting negatives for full resolution scans.


Arizona Filmstrip Proofs [Kodak Portra 160 Film] by Pali K, on Flickr

Pali

 

[Netsoft2k]

Arizona Desert Flora [Kodak Portra Film] by Pali K, on Flickr


Arizona Desert View [Kodak Portra Film] by Pali K, on Flickr


Horsepower [Kodak Film] by Pali K, on Flickr


CocaCola Life on Film by Pali K, on Flickr


Wildflower [Fuji Provia 100F] by Pali K, on Flickr


Wildflower Bells on Film by Pali K, on Flickr

Pali

 

[Huss]

These images are just so so good.

 

[Netsoft2k]

These images are just so so good.

Thank you so much!

 

[James1]

These images are just so so good.

I agree - superb Pali!

 

[brbo]

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