Scott Eaton

Not true.
Many high end film scanning systems used monolithic sensors and not X-Y scanning. The Kodak Pro Photo CD system in the early 2000's was not X-Y and capable of 4k x 6k and produced better...

The brutal truth is the samples with this film here are better than what I see 99% of film users post.

Since shooting film is all about adding random numbers to get around lack of camera skill why...

What a bunch of garish, over saturated rubbish. This is exactly what commercial shooters complained about the higher contrast versions of Ektachome emulsions back in the 1990's and early 2000's and...

You mean, you can't take sunsets right with digital.

Oil painters don't shove their work on flatbed scanners and post the images in desktop publishing forums claiming they are an alternative to Illustration software.

Can you provide us with these examples of MF B&W film you claim? What I've found is people claiming that digital monochrome is inferior to their film results aren't producing results with either...

Bag lacks several features film shooters need. (1) A compartment for your film scanner so you can take digital pictures of your film when processed. (2) Room for a YouTube video lighting rig so you...

Wish I could give Melchiorium X1000 likes for that awesome comment. I shot 6x7 and the clients I handled printing services for rarely shot smaller than 6x6, and we did so for a reason - quality. No...

Why? All the big lens makers have glass in this narrow market segment, they all perform stellar and there's little differences in them. F2.8 is nice, but not mandatory. Can't see it being cheap...

If you look at what little stats there are in terms of drive lifespan, mainly the numbers published by Backblaze, MTF has no real meaning. It's just marketing. Basically you are paying for an...

I'm using a pretty good calibrated monitor here, and one thing that's bugging me is the rather harsh white fall off. Maybe it's just the specific workflow the editors were using, but my 10D handled...

I've been selling metal prints for years. Main two advantages are the lack framing required and a true high gloss finish. A 20×30 metal from my local lab costs a tad less than $100 wall ready, and ...

You'll hate it. Ektachrome has a bit longer dynamic range than Velvia (especially the old E200) but *terrible* high gamut handling. Even though Velvia can have garish color saturation at least...

Oh goody. More bad photographers posting their personal slide film experience blogs on YouTube (taken with digital cameras of course) featuring really bad scans of mail boxes, chinese restaurant...

So, some dude (smcleod.net) with a blog, looking for free marketing and a low sample rate contradicts himself and it's supposed to be gospel? At least Backblaze has enough turnover to have...

Must be you haven't looked at the work on your own site...which is amateurish and poorly composed- what I typically see from people ranting from a position of self importance. If you don't like...

The girl was tracked down some years later after she had kids of her own. Wasn't exactly as photogenic as she was in the famous photo. Google it for your self. Never got the hype of the original ...

"Mobile content creator" = under employed graphics artist that cant afford an office nor cloud based rendering time and produces YouTube blogs nobody watches.

Apple locks their OS onto their own...

Gold 200 was an industry joke back in its day because everybody knew it was cut from the ends of other emulsion runs. Kodak admitted this to me and even their reps bad mouthed it. Basically...

Those of you attacking Phil do me a favor: show me any commercial caliber publication in the history of advertising that uses print film. - period. Prior to dSLRs taking over no working...