Recent content by Wes Hall

Not at all daft considering what I'd originally said to confuse matters 😅. These are inverted negatives, the positive was a just visible side effect, but I had thought to scan that side too in a bid to see how it digitised - just ran out of time to try in same sitting. And thanks Stevenson...

Well wonder no more 😁 I'm pretty damn happy with the results!

Good morning all! I've had a couple of rolls as per the title which I knew had blank frames due to a wind on issue with my Mamiya C3. Not wanting to waste more cash and having some Pyro around....I thought...why not 😁 I'll share image of the negatives and pics later, but suffice to say as a...

Thank you Gary, I appreciate that insight to what makes this subject type sing- I'm looking forward to the spring for capturing some different species with the same set up.

Happy NY to you too! Ohhh I'm a Linux user so I reckon I should try to make at least some kinda image with it ;) May just alleviate some new year GAS flare ups 😂

Amazing Stevenson, thanks for getting some brand new info into my skull this early into 2024. Radio is the future star clearly not killed by TV! It sounded so much more fantastical in my head, with 🎤 and sound creating an image, but the reality is still fun. It would make some pretty...

And festive good wishes to you too Stevenson, and.the forum members as well!

Beautiful and uncommon environment for coffee, hope the coffee was to the same standard.

He has to be a descendant, that's uncanny!

It's almost his ghost!

That moustache is incredible on that gentleman!

That's incredible for such old stock!

Couldn't agree more with the lighthouse, stunning film and never has Dafoe been illuminated with such intensity. There's something of a silver appearance in the flower images, I recognise the convolvulus, but it's more in the other image. This is appealing, and I've heard people describe Ilford...

That's essentially it- I've used Rawtherapee for a while now, it has a good film negative converter built in. I wish I could say it's scientific, but it's trial and error selecting various areas of the image to get the hues I expect. What I have observed, is that it's often the highlight areas...

Shot at ISO 400 on OM-1 and Tamron SP90. Scanned with Sigma SD15 and EX DG Macro 50 f.2.8 I like the palette and effect of this stock, it's capable of revealing details that wouldn't be picked out by a more traditional colour negative stock, almost IR like details such as the venation on the...