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First roll through the Mat LM
Hey folks! I finally got a scanner for Christmas and scanned up some photos from a roll of Ektar 100 from my Yashica-Mat LM. I'd love for you to tell me what you think.
Yashica-Mat LM - a set on Flickr
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01-15-2012 12:43 PM
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Hmm, no link.
You really should post the image(s) directly in your post ... I personally do not like surfing personal Flickr pages.
You should also include what scanner you used.
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As much as I'd love to directly upload them, I always seem to get an error. However, I did make it into a set of just photos from the Mat-LM.
Yashica-Mat LM - a set on Flickr
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Some of the close-ups are out of focus.
The last one shows off the IQ.
What scanner was used ?
You should really shoot some E-6 through that ... if you have never shot slide film before, you will be amazed by a 6x6 slide.
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I'm still getting used to focusing the TLR, but I think I'm starting better now. These are about 6 months old.
It's a real cheap Canon Pixma MG5220.
I've never shot slides, but I've been interested in it lately. I think that will be the next roll of film I buy.
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Use the magnifier ... it helps ... though I would suspect you have already figured that out.
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Ektar Is a great film, And you framed your images right.
You might want to work on your exposure a bit. But im sure you will as you get more familiar with the camera and Film combo.
Good Stuff man.
http://www.kodak.com/global/en/profe...4046/e4046.pdf
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Ektar 100 IMO looks best shot at 50. I'd bump up the exposure a bit, it can handle it. Also, I'd look into making a couple profiles for your scanner. You know, different profiles for different films. These look really dull for ektar in my experience.
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