Sarah Sepia In Studio -from film 2

This image was shot on 35mm Tri-X and developed at DR5 via their

chemistry 2 process into a earth/sepia toned reversal image, then

scanned with a nikon 9000 and retouched in photoshop.

Excellent image. Great tones; the sepia treatment is beautiful and i love the grain.  Regards - michel

incredible photo !

bravo!

best regards!

efim

marvelous atmosphere and very sensual...tamarah

I was interested to see how the final image looks after being shot on film scanned and converted to a digital image, therefore I opened your image after reading your comments on it.  I am not sure if this grainy effect can be achieved so well using Lightroom or Photoshop Grain effect among other things. The grain of Tri-X Kodak film is very natural and artistic to my eye. Especially as your image has such good lighting. Also to shoot the image digitally and play with the color sliders to get a similar black and white effect and add sepia tone, somehow I think it would not match this. I do not really understand the detailed procedures and alternatives in film developing and printing that well as you explained, yet I like this final outcome and good portrait. Nicely done and thanks for sharing. (Also credit to Kodak Tri-X film)