Three takes of a vintage Chrysler in Lewisburg PA.
One is film, Kodak BW400CN, in a Pentax Program Plus with the FA 43/1.9 on it, CVS scan.
Two are digital, K100D with a Tamron Adaptall-2 24/2.5 on it. I cropped the color version to approximate the film shot, and also did a b&w conversion using Virtual Photographer with 'left shift'






Chrysler New Yorker, Adaptall-2 24mm, Digital by Nesster, on Flick

No point really, except it's sometimes fun to see different renditions possible - I wasn't rigorous between shots, and I wasn't attempting to recreate the FOV.

[the swede]

I like the first one. Its fits the car so good!

[MRRiley]

They are all nice, but the first really works so well that it leaves the others in it's dust.

[9thumbs]

They are all nice, but the first really works so well that it leaves the others in it's dust.

Agreed, 1st shot is the best.

[Nesster]

Yes, digital post processing b&w does work very well. I probably could do better with the film shot in the middle - BW400CN I find isn't as good as real b&w, and the scanning step (in this case, CVS) is always the weak link.

[weneto]

I like the first one too.

The b/w is very good.