p.2 #1 · POST your IMAGES SCANNED from slides or film.
Greater mouse-eared bat (Myotis myotis); picture taken in a cave near Blera (Italy).
German fellows can read the full story in the article published in the Jan. 1998 issue of Fotografie draußen magazine (dowload the pdf here).
[Nikon F-801 w/Micro-Nikkor AI-S 105/2.8 & Fujichrome Sensia 100; two flashes]
p.2 #3 · POST your IMAGES SCANNED from slides or film.
Mid October 2007, On the way to the farm in LeRoy, PA. Shot was taken with my Nikon FA, on Ektachrome100. Digitalized with my Z6II, Z mc50, and ES-2. Lens was probably 28mm f2.8 ai-s. Digital Scan Slide Fall 2007 by Michael Spinelli, on Flickr
p.2 #16 · POST your IMAGES SCANNED from slides or film.
Ripolini wrote:
Greater mouse-eared bat (Myotis myotis); picture taken in a cave near Blera (Italy).
German fellows can read the full story in the article published in the Jan. 1998 issue of Fotografie draußen magazine (dowload the pdf here).
[Nikon F-801 w/Micro-Nikkor AI-S 105/2.8 & Fujichrome Sensia 100; two flashes]
p.2 #18 · POST your IMAGES SCANNED from slides or film.
Ripolini wrote:
Thank you
I made the pdf by scanning (using a flatbed scanner) the pages of the magazine so I think you can not translate it into English
You can cut text from a PDF 0r even from a photo and paste it into a text editor like Pages if you're using a Mac. From there, translation should be easy.
p.2 #19 · POST your IMAGES SCANNED from slides or film.
Another scan , this time with a canon 9000. Arches National Park starburst sunset, Dec.2, 2011. Nikon F4, Nikkor 28mm f/2.8 ai-s. tripod ektachrome E100 G. probably F8, center weighted meter, Shutter speed? camera set to A mode. Arches Sunset Dec2,2011 Film by Michael Spinelli, on Flickr
