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Some fun with a film scanner


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Very interesting! Is the noise or grain in the background from the film or scanner? I used to kill time back when I worked in a photolab years ago by sandwiching bugs like this and printing them as enlargements. I may give this a try w/ my old film scanner. Although that is closer to a mosquito than I care to get right now with Nile virus in Colorado!
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freD,

 

Nice detail, but the scans look a little flat.

 

Neat idea, I've never seen that done before. Anti-Newton glass slide mounts in 35mm are about US$0.35. They might make a damn good mount if your scanner has a slide carrier. I think I'll get some and try that.

 

Thanks,

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The cheat of négative I used was not really clean !

The awful backgroung is due to the both dusty film sandwich-ed !

 

I just add two pictures using my new pseudo-slides build from a destroyed cristal Cd case and a thin transparent plastic.

I'm very happy with the wasp wings!

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I took self potraits with a large bed flatbed scanner then did a water transfer to art paper using Strathmore High Gloss.

 

Welcome to digital alt. process!

 

These images are now part of the Nicolasion Art Museums collection...

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