This is one of my first color transparency. I bulk loaded the cassettes, and processed in a stainless steel tank partially submerged in a shallow roasting pan with running water - trying desperately to keep the temperature within spec. I was almost 14 years old, and I am surprise it came out, and has remained stable for 52 years.
I converted it with the Nikon LS-4000. Film is Ektachrome 64 and it is all scratched up. Subject is Mesa Verde Colorado circa 1972. There are linear horizontal scratches that I assume I did by either not correctly loading the cassette, or when I squeegeed the film after processing. I had Vuescan set to "light" for infrared, noise, and sharpen. While better, I think it needs a level or two higher on the infrared (Vuescan's version of Nikon's digital ICE).
Camera Exakta RTL-1000 with a 50mm f1.8 Jena Pancolour
May 08, 2024 at 11:11 PM
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