Kjeld Olesen

https://petapixel.com/2012/12/23/why-you-should-digitize-your-film-using-a-camera-instead-of-a-scanner/

Have a look at this for inspiration https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/59059419 All you need to add is to invert black and white and probably adjust contrast and and the response curve

Not everyone shoots 8K all the time ;-)

When I bought my first PC, I opted for a "large", but expensive 90 MB hard disk - plenty of space for DOS and WordPerfect 5.1 - I was impressed!

When I bought my first dSLR, I opted for a "large",...

It will depend on how wide the panorama is going to be, and what projection you need to cover the AOV. For a panorama wider then i.e. 180° obviously a TS lens will not help. If you are only to ...

If was F/5.6 and still not a small lens. F/4.0 would make it even less small :-) http://global.canon/en/c-museum/product/nfd258.html

If you have simmilar problems with your 35/2.0 and 50/1.8 then you must have a smudge on your sensor? Try the lenses on another camera, and if the problem is gone, then you can conclude that it is ...

Though I have only been thinking of a Bagan trip, I would go for a plan C Plan C: Full frame body / 17-40 F4.0 / 24-105 F4.0 / 70-200 F4 IS Plan D: Full frame body / 17-40 F4.0 / 70-200 F4 IS Actua ...

Well, normal lens flare of this intensity you should be able to notice also through the viewfinder, so if you dont it indicates that the light enters somehow in another manner, or something is ...

The "flare" on both images are rather extreme - did it show up in the viewfinder when taking the image or only on the final image captured by the imager?

I think it would be helpful to see some images of your lens (and camera). I think light is entering into your system also somewhere other than the front element - which is why you may only see the ...

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https://www.juzaphoto.com/article.php?l=en&article=35

The sensor dust at f/2.0 indicates that your "haze" is caused by internal reflections, so the light causing it is not coming from the full apperture, but rather from a small pointy area. I have ...

Have a look at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VwfjC_5jrvk

Hi - it sounded like the problem occoured suddenly to a card that had otherwise been working fine. I would not write anything to the card before the RAWs are rescued.

Well, most forum sharing would be accepting JPEG rather then RAW. Don't you have some sort of service connected to an e-mail provider like Hotmail or Gmail?

Sounds horrible indeed. I have no prior experience with this luckilly, but may suggest: Try alternative softwares for opening the files, whatever you can get you hands on i.e. Canon DPP, Adobe DNG ...

I assume an authorized repair shop will ensure that a repaired lens comes back aligned, otherwise you this: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/59041254 I chose to replace my defect lens with a ...