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"Moored."

Cam: #AgfaOptima II '/ #ColorApotar 45mm
Film: very expired #FujicolorC200 35mm film
Scan: #Epson #V370 photo, #VueScan Pro on Linux

#ropes #mooring #shipphotography #analogphotography #analogphotography #35mm #filmphotography #Fujicolor200 #expiredfilm #AgfaOptimaII #AgfaOptima2 #grainisgood #filmisnotdead #shotonfilm #maritimephotography #shipsdetail #hafenliebe #maritime #photography
#believeinfilm

"Moored."

Cam: #AgfaOptima II '/ #ColorApotar 45mm
Film: very expired #FujicolorC200 35mm film
Scan: #Epson #V370 photo, #VueScan Pro on Linux

#ropes #mooring #shipphotography #analogphotography #analogphotography #35mm #filmphotography #Fujicolor200 #expiredfilm #AgfaOptimaII #AgfaOptima2 #grainisgood #filmisnotdead #shotonfilm #maritimephotography #shipsdetail #hafenliebe #maritime #photography
#believeinfilm

"Moored."

Cam: #AgfaOptima II '/ #ColorApotar 45mm
Film: very expired #FujicolorC200 35mm film
Scan: #Epson #V370 photo, #VueScan Pro on Linux

#ropes #mooring #shipphotography #analogphotography #analogphotography #35mm #filmphotography #Fujicolor200 #expiredfilm #AgfaOptimaII #AgfaOptima2 #grainisgood #filmisnotdead #shotonfilm #maritimephotography #shipsdetail #hafenliebe #maritime #photography
#believeinfilm

"Moored."

Cam: #AgfaOptima II '/ #ColorApotar 45mm
Film: very expired #FujicolorC200 35mm film
Scan: #Epson #V370 photo, #VueScan Pro on Linux

#ropes #mooring #shipphotography #analogphotography #analogphotography #35mm #filmphotography #Fujicolor200 #expiredfilm #AgfaOptimaII #AgfaOptima2 #grainisgood #filmisnotdead #shotonfilm #maritimephotography #shipsdetail #hafenliebe #maritime #photography
#believeinfilm

@carusb

I try to scan a few of his negs every time I do a roll of my own (infrequently, I'm not a big 120 user).

I think, to do this way is a good idea, Chris.

Haha, nearly 15 years ago I head a Plustek (7200? can't exactly remember) film scanner, too. But, I went back to my old #Epson #V350 (sold by Epson for a short time only), because it had an motorized film feeder for 35mm and it gave scanning masks for up to 6x9 negatives. :smile:

In retrospect, I'm annoyed that I sold the V350 back then. The successor, the #V370, on the other hand, is so inferior that I regularly get upset about it. :smile:

Maybe I'll look for a used Epson V500 or something later. Medium format, historical or current, fascinates me. Somehow. :wink:

@carusb

I try to scan a few of his negs every time I do a roll of my own (infrequently, I'm not a big 120 user).

I think, to do this way is a good idea, Chris.

Haha, nearly 15 years ago I head a Plustek (7200? can't exactly remember) film scanner, too. But, I went back to my old #Epson #V350 (sold by Epson for a short time only), because it had an motorized film feeder for 35mm and it gave scanning masks for up to 6x9 negatives. :smile:

In retrospect, I'm annoyed that I sold the V350 back then. The successor, the #V370, on the other hand, is so inferior that I regularly get upset about it. :smile:

Maybe I'll look for a used Epson V500 or something later. Medium format, historical or current, fascinates me. Somehow. :wink:

@carusb

I try to scan a few of his negs every time I do a roll of my own (infrequently, I'm not a big 120 user).

I think, to do this way is a good idea, Chris.

Haha, nearly 15 years ago I head a Plustek (7200? can't exactly remember) film scanner, too. But, I went back to my old #Epson #V350 (sold by Epson for a short time only), because it had an motorized film feeder for 35mm and it gave scanning masks for up to 6x9 negatives. :smile:

In retrospect, I'm annoyed that I sold the V350 back then. The successor, the #V370, on the other hand, is so inferior that I regularly get upset about it. :smile:

Maybe I'll look for a used Epson V500 or something later. Medium format, historical or current, fascinates me. Somehow. :wink:

@carusb

I try to scan a few of his negs every time I do a roll of my own (infrequently, I'm not a big 120 user).

I think, to do this way is a good idea, Chris.

Haha, nearly 15 years ago I head a Plustek (7200? can't exactly remember) film scanner, too. But, I went back to my old #Epson #V350 (sold by Epson for a short time only), because it had an motorized film feeder for 35mm and it gave scanning masks for up to 6x9 negatives. :smile:

In retrospect, I'm annoyed that I sold the V350 back then. The successor, the #V370, on the other hand, is so inferior that I regularly get upset about it. :smile:

Maybe I'll look for a used Epson V500 or something later. Medium format, historical or current, fascinates me. Somehow. :wink: