Found today at the end of a roll of Fuji 400 from about a year ago - imaged completely in Linux Mint 22.3 MATE desktop enviroment using FerrumPix v0.9.64-2. Canon A2 - not sure if it was the 300mm f4 IS, or the 400mm f5.6. C-41 in Cinestill's kit. Also, I put film labels on my film cameras bottom or the L-bracket, but for some reason I did this to my Nikon bodies
philip_pj wrote:
Lake Oberon, SW Tasmania. (Mamiya 7II). The spire top left is Federation Peak, even more difficult than the Western Arthurs (this one): 'the final push to the 1,224-meter summit is a Grade 5 unassisted rock scramble and climb featuring sheer vertical drops of 600 meters over Lake Jeeves - there are no fixed ropes, handrails, or man-made supports.'
As much as I love heights (and have over 500 good P.L.'s), I think this is a bit too gnarly just looking at this photo...
Negatives look great, not thin. You have a roll of this stuff, btw.
madNbad wrote:
Considering Kodak made Plus X in 120 format from 1938 until 2011plus the "way expired"look of some of your scans, I'm guessing it was respooled some time in the mid 1990's then tossed in a drawer. Cool looking images!
Were the negatives thin?
