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  1. #FensterFreitag

    Historic Millbrook village in rural NJ, May 2026

    The straight lines in a lot of these photos made me begin to learn to use the lens correction module…the scanning lens has no appreciable distortion, but the Nikon 28-300 that more or less lives on this camera body has some that it noticeable with straight lines.

    📷 #NikonF100
    🎞️ #IlfordHP5
    🧪 #HC110B

    #FilmPhotography #AnalogPhotography #BelieveInFilm #DevelopYourOwn #darktable

  2. #FensterFreitag

    Historic Millbrook village in rural NJ, May 2026

    The straight lines in a lot of these photos made me begin to learn to use the lens correction module…the scanning lens has no appreciable distortion, but the Nikon 28-300 that more or less lives on this camera body has some that it noticeable with straight lines.

    📷 #NikonF100
    🎞️ #IlfordHP5
    🧪 #HC110B

    #FilmPhotography #AnalogPhotography #BelieveInFilm #DevelopYourOwn #darktable

  3. #FensterFreitag

    Historic Millbrook village in rural NJ, May 2026

    The straight lines in a lot of these photos made me begin to learn to use the lens correction module…the scanning lens has no appreciable distortion, but the Nikon 28-300 that more or less lives on this camera body has some that it noticeable with straight lines.

    📷 #NikonF100
    🎞️ #IlfordHP5
    🧪 #HC110B

    #FilmPhotography #AnalogPhotography #BelieveInFilm #DevelopYourOwn #darktable

  4. #FensterFreitag

    Historic Millbrook village in rural NJ, May 2026

    The straight lines in a lot of these photos made me begin to learn to use the lens correction module…the scanning lens has no appreciable distortion, but the Nikon 28-300 that more or less lives on this camera body has some that it noticeable with straight lines.

    📷 #NikonF100
    🎞️ #IlfordHP5
    🧪 #HC110B

    #FilmPhotography #AnalogPhotography #BelieveInFilm #DevelopYourOwn #darktable

  5. #FensterFreitag

    Historic Millbrook village in rural NJ, May 2026

    The straight lines in a lot of these photos made me begin to learn to use the lens correction module…the scanning lens has no appreciable distortion, but the Nikon 28-300 that more or less lives on this camera body has some that it noticeable with straight lines.

    📷 #NikonF100
    🎞️ #IlfordHP5
    🧪 #HC110B

    #FilmPhotography #AnalogPhotography #BelieveInFilm #DevelopYourOwn #darktable

  6. A few weeks ago I started shifting my #darktable config to the same external SSD that my photos are on, so that I can work on them on both my laptops (macOS and Linux) and main PC depending on where I am.

    Fast forward to last week, when I left the SSD plugged into my main PC overnight with darktable running, and it crashed (the PC, not darktable) and corrupted the active, open darktable configuration files on the SSD. I have a lot of custom metadata set up for film scans as well as multiple workspaces for film, digital, and a slide scanning project - so it was a substantial configuration. The photos themselves are periodically backed up (and I still have the negatives which is what I use darktable for the most).

    I worked with an LLM (this is one of the acceptable use cases for AI, IMO, as opposed to generating images and deepfakes all that that garbage) because I'm not a #bash expert and wanted a framework to work from/customize/learn from. This was the result - I'm posting it here in case anyone wants to use it, or has any ideas to make it better. Feel free to fork/clone if you like. Also open to ideas/suggestions. I tried to make it friendly enough that someone else can pick it up and run with it for their own use case.

    The first script backs up the configuration to a separate location (and keeps 5 rotating backups) and then starts up darktable. The second script allows you to select and restore one of those backups. If you put them in a bin folder in your home directory you can just run them like other terminal commands.

    I know that darktable also has a way to "check out" local copies, so maybe I should throw all these photos on a NAS (with a periodic offsite backup) or something, but this little SSD that I can take downstairs with me to work on my laptop while I watch TV with my wife has overall been a great, speedy solution - and a learning opportunity. Some of this will help me improve other simpler bash scripts I have/use.

    git.kaiserphoto.org/kaiser/dar

    Bonus pic of my parents' cat attached. Film data in alt text. :catjam:

    #FilmPhotography #AnalogPhotography #PhotoEditing #FOSS #BelieveInFilm #DevelopYourOwn #NikonF100 #IlfordHP5Plus

  7. A few weeks ago I started shifting my #darktable config to the same external SSD that my photos are on, so that I can work on them on both my laptops (macOS and Linux) and main PC depending on where I am.

    Fast forward to last week, when I left the SSD plugged into my main PC overnight with darktable running, and it crashed (the PC, not darktable) and corrupted the active, open darktable configuration files on the SSD. I have a lot of custom metadata set up for film scans as well as multiple workspaces for film, digital, and a slide scanning project - so it was a substantial configuration. The photos themselves are periodically backed up (and I still have the negatives which is what I use darktable for the most).

    I worked with an LLM (this is one of the acceptable use cases for AI, IMO, as opposed to generating images and deepfakes all that that garbage) because I'm not a #bash expert and wanted a framework to work from/customize/learn from. This was the result - I'm posting it here in case anyone wants to use it, or has any ideas to make it better. Feel free to fork/clone if you like. Also open to ideas/suggestions. I tried to make it friendly enough that someone else can pick it up and run with it for their own use case.

    The first script backs up the configuration to a separate location (and keeps 5 rotating backups) and then starts up darktable. The second script allows you to select and restore one of those backups. If you put them in a bin folder in your home directory you can just run them like other terminal commands.

    I know that darktable also has a way to "check out" local copies, so maybe I should throw all these photos on a NAS (with a periodic offsite backup) or something, but this little SSD that I can take downstairs with me to work on my laptop while I watch TV with my wife has overall been a great, speedy solution - and a learning opportunity. Some of this will help me improve other simpler bash scripts I have/use.

    git.kaiserphoto.org/kaiser/dar

    Bonus pic of my parents' cat attached. Film data in alt text. :catjam:

    #FilmPhotography #AnalogPhotography #PhotoEditing #FOSS #BelieveInFilm #DevelopYourOwn #NikonF100 #IlfordHP5Plus

  8. A few weeks ago I started shifting my #darktable config to the same external SSD that my photos are on, so that I can work on them on both my laptops (macOS and Linux) and main PC depending on where I am.

    Fast forward to last week, when I left the SSD plugged into my main PC overnight with darktable running, and it crashed (the PC, not darktable) and corrupted the active, open darktable configuration files on the SSD. I have a lot of custom metadata set up for film scans as well as multiple workspaces for film, digital, and a slide scanning project - so it was a substantial configuration. The photos themselves are periodically backed up (and I still have the negatives which is what I use darktable for the most).

    I worked with an LLM (this is one of the acceptable use cases for AI, IMO, as opposed to generating images and deepfakes all that that garbage) because I'm not a #bash expert and wanted a framework to work from/customize/learn from. This was the result - I'm posting it here in case anyone wants to use it, or has any ideas to make it better. Feel free to fork/clone if you like. Also open to ideas/suggestions. I tried to make it friendly enough that someone else can pick it up and run with it for their own use case.

    The first script backs up the configuration to a separate location (and keeps 5 rotating backups) and then starts up darktable. The second script allows you to select and restore one of those backups. If you put them in a bin folder in your home directory you can just run them like other terminal commands.

    I know that darktable also has a way to "check out" local copies, so maybe I should throw all these photos on a NAS (with a periodic offsite backup) or something, but this little SSD that I can take downstairs with me to work on my laptop while I watch TV with my wife has overall been a great, speedy solution - and a learning opportunity. Some of this will help me improve other simpler bash scripts I have/use.

    git.kaiserphoto.org/kaiser/dar

    Bonus pic of my parents' cat attached. Film data in alt text. :catjam:

    #FilmPhotography #AnalogPhotography #PhotoEditing #FOSS #BelieveInFilm #DevelopYourOwn #NikonF100 #IlfordHP5Plus

  9. A few weeks ago I started shifting my #darktable config to the same external SSD that my photos are on, so that I can work on them on both my laptops (macOS and Linux) and main PC depending on where I am.

    Fast forward to last week, when I left the SSD plugged into my main PC overnight with darktable running, and it crashed (the PC, not darktable) and corrupted the active, open darktable configuration files on the SSD. I have a lot of custom metadata set up for film scans as well as multiple workspaces for film, digital, and a slide scanning project - so it was a substantial configuration. The photos themselves are periodically backed up (and I still have the negatives which is what I use darktable for the most).

    I worked with an LLM (this is one of the acceptable use cases for AI, IMO, as opposed to generating images and deepfakes all that that garbage) because I'm not a #bash expert and wanted a framework to work from/customize/learn from. This was the result - I'm posting it here in case anyone wants to use it, or has any ideas to make it better. Feel free to fork/clone if you like. Also open to ideas/suggestions. I tried to make it friendly enough that someone else can pick it up and run with it for their own use case.

    The first script backs up the configuration to a separate location (and keeps 5 rotating backups) and then starts up darktable. The second script allows you to select and restore one of those backups. If you put them in a bin folder in your home directory you can just run them like other terminal commands.

    I know that darktable also has a way to "check out" local copies, so maybe I should throw all these photos on a NAS (with a periodic offsite backup) or something, but this little SSD that I can take downstairs with me to work on my laptop while I watch TV with my wife has overall been a great, speedy solution - and a learning opportunity. Some of this will help me improve other simpler bash scripts I have/use.

    git.kaiserphoto.org/kaiser/dar

    Bonus pic of my parents' cat attached. Film data in alt text. :catjam:

    #FilmPhotography #AnalogPhotography #PhotoEditing #FOSS #BelieveInFilm #DevelopYourOwn #NikonF100 #IlfordHP5Plus

  10. A few weeks ago I started shifting my #darktable config to the same external SSD that my photos are on, so that I can work on them on both my laptops (macOS and Linux) and main PC depending on where I am.

    Fast forward to last week, when I left the SSD plugged into my main PC overnight with darktable running, and it crashed (the PC, not darktable) and corrupted the active, open darktable configuration files on the SSD. I have a lot of custom metadata set up for film scans as well as multiple workspaces for film, digital, and a slide scanning project - so it was a substantial configuration. The photos themselves are periodically backed up (and I still have the negatives which is what I use darktable for the most).

    I worked with an LLM (this is one of the acceptable use cases for AI, IMO, as opposed to generating images and deepfakes all that that garbage) because I'm not a #bash expert and wanted a framework to work from/customize/learn from. This was the result - I'm posting it here in case anyone wants to use it, or has any ideas to make it better. Feel free to fork/clone if you like. Also open to ideas/suggestions. I tried to make it friendly enough that someone else can pick it up and run with it for their own use case.

    The first script backs up the configuration to a separate location (and keeps 5 rotating backups) and then starts up darktable. The second script allows you to select and restore one of those backups. If you put them in a bin folder in your home directory you can just run them like other terminal commands.

    I know that darktable also has a way to "check out" local copies, so maybe I should throw all these photos on a NAS (with a periodic offsite backup) or something, but this little SSD that I can take downstairs with me to work on my laptop while I watch TV with my wife has overall been a great, speedy solution - and a learning opportunity. Some of this will help me improve other simpler bash scripts I have/use.

    git.kaiserphoto.org/kaiser/dar

    Bonus pic of my parents' cat attached. Film data in alt text. :catjam:

    #FilmPhotography #AnalogPhotography #PhotoEditing #FOSS #BelieveInFilm #DevelopYourOwn #NikonF100 #IlfordHP5Plus

  11. Waiting to board the plane to Allentown, to see family just across the Delaware in NJ.

    I was just sitting here being proud of the fact that I only packed two cameras this trip. A #NikonF100 with the magnificent 28-300, and the #NikonFM3A with the Voightländer 40mm.

    And 12 rolls of #IlfordHP5 - that should get me through 3 and a half days, right? 🤣🤔

  12. Waiting to board the plane to Allentown, to see family just across the Delaware in NJ.

    I was just sitting here being proud of the fact that I only packed two cameras this trip. A #NikonF100 with the magnificent 28-300, and the #NikonFM3A with the Voightländer 40mm.

    And 12 rolls of #IlfordHP5 - that should get me through 3 and a half days, right? 🤣🤔

  13. Waiting to board the plane to Allentown, to see family just across the Delaware in NJ.

    I was just sitting here being proud of the fact that I only packed two cameras this trip. A #NikonF100 with the magnificent 28-300, and the #NikonFM3A with the Voightländer 40mm.

    And 12 rolls of #IlfordHP5 - that should get me through 3 and a half days, right? 🤣🤔

  14. Waiting to board the plane to Allentown, to see family just across the Delaware in NJ.

    I was just sitting here being proud of the fact that I only packed two cameras this trip. A #NikonF100 with the magnificent 28-300, and the #NikonFM3A with the Voightländer 40mm.

    And 12 rolls of #IlfordHP5 - that should get me through 3 and a half days, right? 🤣🤔

  15. Waiting to board the plane to Allentown, to see family just across the Delaware in NJ.

    I was just sitting here being proud of the fact that I only packed two cameras this trip. A #NikonF100 with the magnificent 28-300, and the #NikonFM3A with the Voightländer 40mm.

    And 12 rolls of #IlfordHP5 - that should get me through 3 and a half days, right? 🤣🤔

  16. Ramses is 14 years old. He is my best friend's dog. I was with him when he was adopted in...2012 I think? He's super fluffy and super photogenic.

    📷 #NikonF100
    🎞️ #KodakXX @ 500
    🧪 #XTOL 9:45 @ 21.5C

    #FilmPhotography #AnalogPhotography #BelieveInFilm #DevelopYourOwn #Darktable

  17. Ramses is 14 years old. He is my best friend's dog. I was with him when he was adopted in...2012 I think? He's super fluffy and super photogenic.

    📷 #NikonF100
    🎞️ #KodakXX @ 500
    🧪 #XTOL 9:45 @ 21.5C

    #FilmPhotography #AnalogPhotography #BelieveInFilm #DevelopYourOwn #Darktable

  18. Ramses is 14 years old. He is my best friend's dog. I was with him when he was adopted in...2012 I think? He's super fluffy and super photogenic.

    📷 #NikonF100
    🎞️ #KodakXX @ 500
    🧪 #XTOL 9:45 @ 21.5C

    #FilmPhotography #AnalogPhotography #BelieveInFilm #DevelopYourOwn #Darktable

  19. Ramses is 14 years old. He is my best friend's dog. I was with him when he was adopted in...2012 I think? He's super fluffy and super photogenic.

    📷 #NikonF100
    🎞️ #KodakXX @ 500
    🧪 #XTOL 9:45 @ 21.5C

    #FilmPhotography #AnalogPhotography #BelieveInFilm #DevelopYourOwn #Darktable

  20. Ramses is 14 years old. He is my best friend's dog. I was with him when he was adopted in...2012 I think? He's super fluffy and super photogenic.

    📷 #NikonF100
    🎞️ #KodakXX @ 500
    🧪 #XTOL 9:45 @ 21.5C

    #FilmPhotography #AnalogPhotography #BelieveInFilm #DevelopYourOwn #Darktable

  21. Two days ago I visited a new (to me) nature trail at a local park. I packed a few rolls of film, chosen based on how sunny out it was. I didn't know how dark and tree-covered the trail would end up being…so this got pushed waaaaay further than I expected (or I would've brought different film!).

    Overall most of the 2 rolls were…not great. But there were a few unexpected keepers, shots that were much moodier on film than I remember seeing in person, and that I’m actually really enjoying. Here are a few of the keepers.

    📷 #NikonF100
    🔭 #Nikkor 28-300
    🎞️ #KodakXX @ 1600
    🧪 #XTOL 22:00 @ 21.5C

    #FilmPhotography #AnalogPhotography #BelieveInFilm #DevelopYourOwn #Darktable

  22. Two days ago I visited a new (to me) nature trail at a local park. I packed a few rolls of film, chosen based on how sunny out it was. I didn't know how dark and tree-covered the trail would end up being…so this got pushed waaaaay further than I expected (or I would've brought different film!).

    Overall most of the 2 rolls were…not great. But there were a few unexpected keepers, shots that were much moodier on film than I remember seeing in person, and that I’m actually really enjoying. Here are a few of the keepers.

    📷 #NikonF100
    🔭 #Nikkor 28-300
    🎞️ #KodakXX @ 1600
    🧪 #XTOL 22:00 @ 21.5C

    #FilmPhotography #AnalogPhotography #BelieveInFilm #DevelopYourOwn #Darktable

  23. Two days ago I visited a new (to me) nature trail at a local park. I packed a few rolls of film, chosen based on how sunny out it was. I didn't know how dark and tree-covered the trail would end up being…so this got pushed waaaaay further than I expected (or I would've brought different film!).

    Overall most of the 2 rolls were…not great. But there were a few unexpected keepers, shots that were much moodier on film than I remember seeing in person, and that I’m actually really enjoying. Here are a few of the keepers.

    📷 #NikonF100
    🔭 #Nikkor 28-300
    🎞️ #KodakXX @ 1600
    🧪 #XTOL 22:00 @ 21.5C

    #FilmPhotography #AnalogPhotography #BelieveInFilm #DevelopYourOwn #Darktable

  24. Two days ago I visited a new (to me) nature trail at a local park. I packed a few rolls of film, chosen based on how sunny out it was. I didn't know how dark and tree-covered the trail would end up being…so this got pushed waaaaay further than I expected (or I would've brought different film!).

    Overall most of the 2 rolls were…not great. But there were a few unexpected keepers, shots that were much moodier on film than I remember seeing in person, and that I’m actually really enjoying. Here are a few of the keepers.

    📷 #NikonF100
    🔭 #Nikkor 28-300
    🎞️ #KodakXX @ 1600
    🧪 #XTOL 22:00 @ 21.5C

    #FilmPhotography #AnalogPhotography #BelieveInFilm #DevelopYourOwn #Darktable

  25. Two days ago I visited a new (to me) nature trail at a local park. I packed a few rolls of film, chosen based on how sunny out it was. I didn't know how dark and tree-covered the trail would end up being…so this got pushed waaaaay further than I expected (or I would've brought different film!).

    Overall most of the 2 rolls were…not great. But there were a few unexpected keepers, shots that were much moodier on film than I remember seeing in person, and that I’m actually really enjoying. Here are a few of the keepers.

    📷 #NikonF100
    🔭 #Nikkor 28-300
    🎞️ #KodakXX @ 1600
    🧪 #XTOL 22:00 @ 21.5C

    #FilmPhotography #AnalogPhotography #BelieveInFilm #DevelopYourOwn #Darktable

  26. These two shots were taken in full sunlight during a hike in the Swiss Alps. The saturation and grain are quite intense but I feel like this gives the pictures an interesting vibe.

    📸 Nikon F100
    🎞️ Harman Phoenix II
    🧪 Optik Oldschool (Düsseldorf, Germany)
    📠 Camera Scan (Fujifilm X-T30 II + FILMOMAT SmartConvert)
    🗓️ October 2025

    2/2

    #analogphotography #filmphotography #believeinfilm #filmisnotdead #nikonf100 #phoenix2 #harman #harmanphoenix #photography #basel #Filmomat #SmartConvert

  27. These two shots were taken in full sunlight during a hike in the Swiss Alps. The saturation and grain are quite intense but I feel like this gives the pictures an interesting vibe.

    📸 Nikon F100
    🎞️ Harman Phoenix II
    🧪 Optik Oldschool (Düsseldorf, Germany)
    📠 Camera Scan (Fujifilm X-T30 II + FILMOMAT SmartConvert)
    🗓️ October 2025

    2/2

    #analogphotography #filmphotography #believeinfilm #filmisnotdead #nikonf100 #phoenix2 #harman #harmanphoenix #photography #basel #Filmomat #SmartConvert

  28. These two shots were taken in full sunlight during a hike in the Swiss Alps. The saturation and grain are quite intense but I feel like this gives the pictures an interesting vibe.

    📸 Nikon F100
    🎞️ Harman Phoenix II
    🧪 Optik Oldschool (Düsseldorf, Germany)
    📠 Camera Scan (Fujifilm X-T30 II + FILMOMAT SmartConvert)
    🗓️ October 2025

    2/2

    #analogphotography #filmphotography #believeinfilm #filmisnotdead #nikonf100 #phoenix2 #harman #harmanphoenix #photography #basel #Filmomat #SmartConvert

  29. These two shots were taken in full sunlight during a hike in the Swiss Alps. The saturation and grain are quite intense but I feel like this gives the pictures an interesting vibe.

    📸 Nikon F100
    🎞️ Harman Phoenix II
    🧪 Optik Oldschool (Düsseldorf, Germany)
    📠 Camera Scan (Fujifilm X-T30 II + FILMOMAT SmartConvert)
    🗓️ October 2025

    2/2

    #analogphotography #filmphotography #believeinfilm #filmisnotdead #nikonf100 #phoenix2 #harman #harmanphoenix #photography #basel #Filmomat #SmartConvert

  30. These two shots were taken in full sunlight during a hike in the Swiss Alps. The saturation and grain are quite intense but I feel like this gives the pictures an interesting vibe.

    📸 Nikon F100
    🎞️ Harman Phoenix II
    🧪 Optik Oldschool (Düsseldorf, Germany)
    📠 Camera Scan (Fujifilm X-T30 II + FILMOMAT SmartConvert)
    🗓️ October 2025

    2/2

    #analogphotography #filmphotography #believeinfilm #filmisnotdead #nikonf100 #phoenix2 #harman #harmanphoenix #photography #basel #Filmomat #SmartConvert