[wkraus]

Nice work and interesting process. You should also start a thread in the Film Processing, Scanning and Darkroom Section

Thanks! I'll do that when I have more experience with the process and possible alternatives.

[wtlwdwgn]

My 1964 Triumph Spitfire ca 1965 with a Pentax SV and Super Takumar 55mm f/1.8 on Ektachrome. Scanned with a Nikon CoolScan IV with a little PP in LR CC.

[jva59]

My 1964 Triumph Spitfire ca 1965 with a Pentax SV and Super Takumar 55mm f/1.8 on Ektachrome. Scanned with a Nikon CoolScan IV with a little PP in LR CC.

Nice car; nice shot!

[wtlwdwgn]

Thanks!

[cooltouch]

Welp, Steve's Spitfire image reminded me of the Jensen Healey I used to own. Sold it about 25 years ago, and I still miss that car. Taken circa 1985. Canon FTb, Vivitar Series 1 28-90/2.8-3.5, Kodachrome 64



And the Jensen GT I also owned. Sold it to about the same time (I was out of work, what can I say?). And yeah, I miss it too. Mine is the maroon GT in the foreground. Photo taken at the All British Day Meet in Southern California, circa 1987. Canon F-1, Vivitar Series 1 28-90/2.8-3.5, Kodachrome 64.

[Nesster]

Here's some Panatomic-X in an Olympus Pen FT half frame, summer on '76 as we sailed our junk from Barnegat Bay to Seal Harbor Maine...

I climbed the mast to fix something, so naturally I took my camera



Here are some of the tall ships outside NYC harbor on July 3...





My sister, in a grumpy mood, at the tiller


The boat itself, when it was first launched in the Chesapeake, around '74 I think it was


And a full color portrait of the boat...some time in 74/75

[gofour3]

Here's some Panatomic-X in an Olympus Pen FT half frame, summer on '76 as we sailed our junk from Barnegat Bay to Seal Harbor Maine...

I climbed the mast to fix something, so naturally I took my camera



Here are some of the tall ships outside NYC harbor on July 3...





My sister, in a grumpy mood, at the tiller


The boat itself, when it was first launched in the Chesapeake, around '74 I think it was


And a full color portrait of the boat...some time in 74/75

Nice series, you're a brave man taking pictures from the top of a mast!

Phil.

[Professor Batty]

Found image from early 60s, cleaned up with tonal improvements. Looks to be east coast, Coney Island? Jersey shore? Cape Cod?

[stevebrot]

Using the K5 and lightbox to 'scan' a few more slides. This Kodachrome with MX and 28/2.8 in January 1981, South Africa. I love bringing these old pictures to life again, even if so many of the subjects are no longer with us.

Street scene Stockholm Summer of 1963
It was an on location movie set for a Ingmar Bergman film I think...

No photos! At least, none that appear in my browser


Steve

[stevebrot]

Here's some Panatomic-X in an Olympus Pen FT half frame, summer on '76 as we sailed our junk from Barnegat Bay to Seal Harbor Maine...

I climbed the mast to fix something, so naturally I took my camera



Here are some of the tall ships outside NYC harbor on July 3...





My sister, in a grumpy mood, at the tiller


The boat itself, when it was first launched in the Chesapeake, around '74 I think it was


And a full color portrait of the boat...some time in 74/75

What fun and what a unique yacht! Thanks for sharing.


Steve

[arnold]

No photos! At least, none that appear in my browser


Steve

This one is not a link to Flicker, but a copy from from it as the image is not public. I still see my own, but no longer see the one from Wildman. On a related note, I now find I have to post the BBC code into 'link' not 'image'
Edit. I have redone the link to make it public.
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Here's some Panatomic-X in an Olympus Pen FT half frame, summer on '76 as we sailed our junk from Barnegat Bay to Seal Harbor Maine...

Beautiful.

[arnold]

Kodachrome 1981 Pentax MX M2.8/28mm copied with K5

[arnold]

A nice candid portrait of my mom from the early 80's. If I recall, my dad would typically use Kodacolor Gold in his Canon AE-1. Direct scan from an old print.

Going by my own experience, it may be that your scan from the print could be better than from a deteriorating negative. I have heard that early Kodachrome had a fungicide resistance lacking in later years. My 1961 slides look like they were taken yesterday; Kodachrome 10 was brilliant, but my negatives from 1993 are a disappointment.

[gofour3]

Kodachrome 1981 Pentax MX M2.8/28mm copied with K5

Very nice and green. You should see Vancouver now, everything is brown due to the lack of rain. Water restrictions are in effect, so no watering lawns.

Phil.

[gofour3]

Bump this tread!

A couple from NYC, October 1979. (Kodachrome 64/Pentax KX)





Phil.