Thank Heavens for NPS

This is a quick and dirty scan of a trial shot using NPS. As a

landscape colour film, it looks to have potential as a B&W film. Your

comments are welcome.

I like this image but the foreground is very flat. It need more pop. Also the highlights are a bit blown out. It you could correct these two issues you would have a stellar print.

 

Just my opinion and nothing more.

Thanks Kevin. I hope that the highlights can be recovered and a little more life injected. This was an experiment using NPS to record what you could never do with transparency film. It is amazing how nuch latitude this stuff has. Colour palette is another thing altogether.

Here is a version with aded pop.

sure does make you hurt each time you have velvia loaded and a scene like this occurs!

 

I feel pretty confident that some Ilford and Efke film stocks processed in DR5 to positives could capture the same tonal range.

walt byrnes