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The shepherdess and the goat

Kodak Retina IIIc xenon 2/50 Ilford Delta 100

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From a recent trip to Kauai, HI with my beautiful fiancee. Brought along my Xpan + 45mm and a variety of color film stocks. I shot Portra 400/800 and Ektar 100 since it's such a colorful location, but some of the images just looked better converted to black and white...




ferns-xpan - kauia, hi
by Jordan Dickinson, on Flickr



Road to the cave - kauai, hi - xpan
by Jordan Dickinson, on Flickr



ridge overlook - xpan - kauai, hi
by Jordan Dickinson, on Flickr



sunrise valley - xpan - kauai, hi
by Jordan Dickinson, on Flickr


Scenic sunrise - xpan - kauai, hi
by Jordan Dickinson, on Flickr



built/unbuilt - xpan - kauai, hi
by Jordan Dickinson, on Flickr




canyon view - xpan - kauai, hi
by Jordan Dickinson, on Flickr



sunrise - xpan - kauai, hi
by Jordan Dickinson, on Flickr






And this one from San Diego, CA

Xpan +45mm
Kodak Tri-X 400 @ 1600



roadscape - xpan - san diego, ca
by Jordan Dickinson, on Flickr
 
slantface said:
From a recent trip to Kauai, HI with my beautiful fiancee. Brought along my Xpan + 45mm and a variety of color film stocks. I shot Portra 400/800 and Ektar 100 since it's such a colorful location, but some of the images just looked better converted to black and r
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Most of the photos I have ever seen from an Xpan have just seemed forced, have seemed as if they would have been at least as good, if not better, had they just been taken with a more normal format, but this series is nice. Thanks for posting.
 
Jillian
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Kodak 400, 35mm Summicron, M4P, office fluorescent lighting

Rebecca
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Washi Z, no filter, 35mm Summicron, M4P, Arizona midday sun in October
 
Larry Cloetta said:
Most of the photos I have ever seen from an Xpan have just seemed forced, have seemed as if they would have been at least as good, if not better, had they just been taken with a more normal format, but this series is nice. Thanks for posting.
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Thanks so much. I’m really trying to use the XPan thoughtfully, and though I shot about 8 rolls (160 frames), I found just a few that captured what I wanted. I think trying to be a more thoughtful editor is my new found discipline, as much as it is attempting to shoot “good” photos. In any case, I very much appreciate the encouragement.
 
New Film Scans

New Film Scans

Just got a rebuilt LS-4000 and trying it out.

Montego Bay 1976, Agfachrome, Vuescan. Nikkormat FTn, Nikkor 50mm f/2.

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Rochester, NY 1979, height of the gas crisis (coming again soon to a theater near you?), Kodachrome, Nikon Scan 4.0.3. Nikkormat FTn, Nikkor 50mm f/2.

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My old Celica, Blue Girl, Naples, FL 2005, Fuji 200, Nikon Scan 4.0.3. Contax NX, Contax 28-70.

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strange results Nikon Scan vs. Vuescan
 
Camera Scan Comparison

Camera Scan Comparison

And for comparison, a camera scan, Nikon D3300, 40mm, ES-1, IS0100, f/8, flash illumination. Gives an idea of the power of "light clean" on Vuescan. Cropped for desktop image use.

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