Scott Eaton

Using a dSLR for basic film scanning is barely functional. It does not work for higher end scanning and it has nothing to do with resolution. Your conventional dSLR is optimized for normal...

"Time-Appropriate".....good lord. We're using modern plastics, containers along with the benefit of modern waste disposal methods for the chemicals used. Not to mention recording the process with a...

My own opinion is that speed / frame correction is a drastic improvement over earlier reproductions and does not commit any historic injustice. If anything, IMO, the corrected speed rates are a...

Model / Fashion / Commercial photography has always been about manipulating reality ; PP in digital post, or air brushing negatives. Even changing the focal length of a lens to explicitly flatten...

BrightSide - So, taking pictures of medium format film with a digital camera (scanner) is better than taking pictures of the original scene with a digital camera? Yuh...OK. At least I did it old...

Superia has always been garbage with it's heritage as a grocery store film with horrendous emulsion consistency. If you actually liked the cinema trend of orange & teal color grading it was for...

I dont think you realize how fast even low mag images move across the image frame in a telescope without motorized tracking assist. Sensor tracking at most would give you a few seconds of assist....

Having been involved with Astrophotography for years...the concept is good, but the price and images quality here is silly. Any 10 yr old dSLR with the IR filter removed and a $300 tracking mount...

I've tried to like RT..... and experiment with the latest version now and then, but always give up on it and go back to Canon DPP or Adobe. Default settings in RT look over processed / over-cooked,...

The link describes the intent of the project is to directly produce photographic paper positives , aka large prints, not transparencies. I'm guessing you could produce a very large transparency and...

Audiophiles often fit into the 'alt' category of "if the majority of people are doing one thing I'm smarter for being in the smaller category". You probably know the type. Hate to say it but a lot ...

One thing I've noticed over the years is that brand fanaticism is typically inversely proportional to the photographer's talent.

True, but the iPhone11 is actually owned by a large user base. This poll is actually a wish list :-)

How about a poll based on gear people actually own vs forum warriors who dont even own a dSLR?

>>>> It was good enough then

No, it wasn't. 24x36mm toy format was for housewives and news journalists who relied on magazine or news print to hide the resolution loss. The majority of commercial ...

>>> I can understand why you switched to digital.

I can understand why you need a grammar checker.

Slouch - if I want a more square form factor from standard APS-C I'll crop it and ignore Olympus. I'm also pretty sure that's what Canon / Nikon / Sony execs say as well. I sell a lot of landscape...

Yet another Kodak legacy film that was obsolete long before digital came along and got crushed by Fuji. E100 had limited commercial function; commercial portraiture, furniture shoots and to some...

I personally can't stand any coated paper for B&W, and having tested most matte papers made settled on hanemule bamboo as my fav. The warm tones look natural, not like a paper defect, and the ...

More film fanatic history revisionism. K64 was popular with consumers because there was little other choice. Color print didn't exist for consumers so you were stuck with slide shows. Once print ...