I thought I might as well try some slide flim before it all disappears, and got some expired Velvia 100 in 120 format quite inexpensively. I also finally got round to buying a scanner for my MF stuff, but it turns out I can't get a sharp scan out of it. Still for a 2nd hand ebay special I suppose that's no surprise. But I can't afford a V-series Epson So I've digitised this roll the way I digitised all my other MF - put it on a lightbox and photographed the frames with my E-P2 and a macro lens :smile: Just snaps, but such gorgeous colour, and essentially grainless. Viewed with a loupe on the lightbox they are (content aside) breathtakingly sharp and deadly accurate to life. {} 20130416-1 by _loupe, on Flickr {} 20130416-2 by _loupe, on Flickr {} 20130416-3 by _loupe, on Flickr
lovely Paul MF and LF transparencies are almost like a door into another universe i well recall the first time I saw one I have considered yourmethod of digitizing using my PEN, MMF-2 and 35mm macro lens glad to see it working so well
Thanks lili. I use a 90mm which works well to fill the frame. A camera with an aps-c or bigger sensor or a 4/3 sensor with better noise than the e-p2 would look better in lightroom ... but tbh once they're sized for Flickr and uploaded I can't see they would look any better
Lightbox must be nice I photo'd from a wall projection in past years A little while back I took some of the specials to a professional scanner & think it was worth it
