10 Comments

1. 
   quaisoir · 2012-01-19 14:38

   wah! Scanning old photos huh? :)

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   uncle_jay · 2012-01-19 14:41

   @quaisoir: Found them buried in one of my drawers. Thought it would be nice to share :)

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   quaisoir · 2012-01-19 14:45

   what scanner u use?

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   uncle_jay · 2012-01-19 14:51

   @quaisoir: Epson V330.

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   quaisoir · 2012-01-19 14:56

   ahhh...nice...from photos ah?

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   uncle_jay · 2012-01-19 15:02

   @quaisoir: Thanks. I scanned it as is. I like the tinge of red. Been trying to replicate this tinge. Tried shooting with the Lomo ER 50-200 redscale and homemade scale films at ISO 50 but not so successful. Closest film that sorta reproduces this tinge naturally seems to be Lucky Color 200. Any tips on getting this vintage look?

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   adam_g2000 · 2012-01-20 00:37

   @uncle_jay perhaps a very light pinky/warm filter over the lens and slight overexposing?

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   uncle_jay · 2012-01-20 02:22

   @adam_g2000: Good idea. I think I have a warm filter somewhere. Will try it out. Thanks! :)

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   adam_g2000 · 2012-01-23 23:47

   @uncle_jay I've come across something else that might help recreate this look. It seems very similar to what happens if you cross process fuji superia 400 as slide (in E-6). I've not done it but I have seen albums where people have and you seem to get those creamy whites between the pinks... I'm going to try for my next experiment

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    uncle_jay · 2012-01-24 05:36

    @adam_g2000: Thanks for this very interesting idea and tip. Let's try it out. :)