The following image was taken with Ilford Delta 400 b&w film and then scanned.
Kodak 125PX b&w negative film was a little bit easier to scan:
Same shooting, same light, but with Canon 5D MkII:
For the next images, Fuji Sensia 100 slide film was the source. The hybrid approach with color slide film as the image base and conversion of the scanned image to b&w in Photoshop gives stronger contrasts, which are quite attractive in some cases:
Hi,
AntwortenLöschenit's amazing to find a blog about getting back to film, especially since it's triggered by the same camera and the same goal as mine: to reach high quality that can still compete with today's DSLRs and still use 135 film.
Yet there's something more to it: the pleasure of working with incredible tools which tends to slow you down so you have a high "keeper" rate!
Keep up your amazing work, I think I'll turn my blog to english to be able to reach more people (I have the same theme as yours, using various film cameras, the choice beeing driven by optics quality and the nice bokeh)
Regards
Stephane Lecoanet