Anybody got some they want to post? I'll scan and post a few soon.

Just got the 1st 2 rolls back from the Auto 110. Really like this format and pretty sure it will be finding it's way into some projects soon!

These are uncorrected/uncropped flatbed scans from the prints. Next step is to figure out how to make a film carrier for 110 so I can run it through the film scanner.

My scanning equip. only holds 35mm negs. Would you suggest scanning the negs or the prints?

Thanks.

Scanning the prints would probably be best, unless you can use photo matte or something else to make a holder for it.

I bought a box of slide mounts and modified them to accept negative strips as well as single frames. I have a Canoscan 8800 that can handle 4 slides at a time.

However, my scanning skills still need much work, especially with a small format like 110. My impression is that 9600 dpi is a must if the image is going to be blown up to any decent size.

Here's a shot I took while eating at a local barbecue restaurant a few months ago. I was playing around with closeup lenses so I cut the cartridge tab to fool the camera into thinking the 200 film was really 400 so that I could hopefully use the AF130P flash closer than recommended without overexposure.



Brad

Thanks Unix and Brad for the suggestions. Brad it appears that your 200/400 experiment worked well...yummy!.

Nice work! I agree that high-res scans are a must with 110. I would love to shoot Ektar in my 110, and then scan it at 9600 on my Canoscan scanner. That'd be awesome.

A few shots from two test rolls: expired Kodacolor 200 and imported Tudor 200. In my haste and excitement leaving my film I failed to leave instructions with the clerk to identify each set of prints with the film brand. Perhaps you all can help me. Each set of negs shows the frame number in between frames. Only one set shows the frame number + an arrow. Care to take a guess?

I had a difficult time focusing with the 24mm - I have that same problem with the Auto 110's bigger siblings as well my composition sucks….. we will call these “snapshots”.


And a BIG SHOUT OUT TO DWAYNE’s I dropped them off personally on a Wednesday and they were mailed the next day…waiting for me when I arrived home. Very friendly. There no place like home. Yeah I said it.

Yours Truly,

No Flash Experiment 1 ( don't have one) Compadres Restaurant

okay, so far this uploading from my album isn't working out to good. No further posts until I figure this out.
Goodnight.

I checked some Walgreens 200 and some Kodak Ultra 400 negatives tonight and both have the frame number plus the arrow, so my educated guess is that your strips with the arrows are the Kodak.

Brad

Thanks Brad...
That means the following are from expired Kodacolor.
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the phoenix desert in spring time and the caption for the ladies.... wanna race?

Tudor Film:

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My friend the Nikonian standing next to a camero convertible.


some of his work (may not be SFW or NSFW)...not sure if I'm breaking forum rules...if so, just delete.
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As you can see from my posted pics above; they appear a bit washed out. Given the fact that I live in the desert and the unyielding sun, do you think a filter would help with deeper saturation?