Our friend Zack Pianko in his bedroom illuminated by a great big bay window overlooking The Mission in San Francisco. Taken on FP-100c45 with Frankie handheld at f/4.7 and 1/8 sec. One of my favorite instant negatives yet!
How the heck do you get good colors off of the fuji instant scan. I have been working forever to get good colors from my fuji instant negs. Do you just sit in photoshop working with color balance? I have no idea.
@Clark: Color ballance is done pretty quickly in scanning. It helps to be meticulous with the cleaning of the negative. Any bleach residue (even diluted) can mess up the colors in the emulsion. We've been doing these for well over a year and the 3000b negs for over 3 years. We just needed to iron out the process, and we get consistent results. :-)
Our friend Zack Pianko in his bedroom illuminated by a great big bay window overlooking The Mission in San Francisco. Taken on FP-100c45 with Frankie handheld at f/4.7 and 1/8 sec. One of my favorite instant negatives yet!
Love the clarity of this! Wonderful.
ReplyDeleteYou shoot in film? Your photos are great!!
ReplyDeleteThank you! Film is so diverse and gorgeous, nothing compares...Wwe just couldn't do photography without it! :)
ReplyDeleteHow the heck do you get good colors off of the fuji instant scan. I have been working forever to get good colors from my fuji instant negs. Do you just sit in photoshop working with color balance? I have no idea.
ReplyDeleteOn another note, great picture.
@Clark: Color ballance is done pretty quickly in scanning. It helps to be meticulous with the cleaning of the negative. Any bleach residue (even diluted) can mess up the colors in the emulsion. We've been doing these for well over a year and the 3000b negs for over 3 years. We just needed to iron out the process, and we get consistent results. :-)
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