Svitantti
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You cant very easily use Photoshop for a "real" black and white -print though.
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pesphoto
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just file down your neg carrier until you can see a good amount of the clear frame around the neg. Easy.
Pherdinand
the snow must go on
some subject fits sloppy borders. Some need proper sharp and straight borders.
It's a gimmick to decide beforehand and apply such a border thing for all one's photograph.
In my humble oppinion.
It's a gimmick to decide beforehand and apply such a border thing for all one's photograph.
In my humble oppinion.
P. Lynn Miller
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Thanks for sharing this... not that I particularly like or want the same border, but just a reminder that all things can be hacked and modified to suit our personal needs and tastes.
Been annoyed with the stock V500 medium-format holders, so this is timely... I am off to find some bits and bobs to make some new holders.
Been annoyed with the stock V500 medium-format holders, so this is timely... I am off to find some bits and bobs to make some new holders.
retnull
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Mabelsound, I like the way it looks, and appreciate the thought behind your strategy. Sometimes willful anachronism can be radical.
But just wondering about a technical issue: is the height (width) of the bottom piece of cardboard exactly correct for the scanner to be in perfect focus? I seem to remember your pumpkins looking sharper before they had a border.
But just wondering about a technical issue: is the height (width) of the bottom piece of cardboard exactly correct for the scanner to be in perfect focus? I seem to remember your pumpkins looking sharper before they had a border.