T-Max 100 scanned by Costco

[mllanos1111]

I received a couple free rolls of T-Max so I decided to shoot them in my F6.
I'd never used this film before or processed it so I processed it in ID-11.
Since I dont have a scanner I decided to have Costco scan it since they are inexpensive and I didnt really care much about the film since it was a test.
Over all it didnt come out too bad in my opinion.

 

[Ducky]

Very nice images.

 

[wontonny]

I received a couple free rolls of T-Max so I decided to shoot them in my F6.
I'd never used this film before or processed it so I processed it in ID-11.
Since I dont have a scanner I decided to have Costco scan it since they are inexpensive and I didnt really care much about the film since it was a test.
Over all it didnt come out too bad in my opinion.

This is good to see i've been looking around for someone who has done this. I've seen that they have a rather expensive looking Noritsu scanner and I've been wondering how it would turn out.


What is the maximum resolution pixelwise they give you?

 

[charjohncarter]

I have tried Costco scans on my Black and White. Your scans look very good. My problem with Costco is the some scans are very good like yours but then they will go though a period when the histogram of their scans is way to the left. This loses shadow detail. I have talked to them about it and they did adjust it. I think they had some color complaints too. But then it happens again. I got so I didn't want to have them do it because my scans might be bad. And I don't want to be constantly complaining.

 

[mllanos1111]

The girl at this one seemed pretty good and she didnt abuse the negs like some of the others. She scans were 3088x2048 not sure what that works out to, but it seems to be fine for online. They dont look as good as the others I see here that get scanned at home with great care.
I will have to get a scanner at some point, dont really see another way around it.

 

[mllanos1111]

Thank you!

Very nice images.