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Photographer Shares Workflow for Digitizing 35mm Film
Original: I'm a little hesitant to believe that **all** roads lead to Rome — but many probably do. Likewise, there are many ways t
A photographer is walking through their current process for converting 35mm black-and-white film into digital images, noting that there are many valid approaches to film digitization. The discussion is drawing interest from analog photography enthusiasts who compare methods such as flatbed scanning and camera-based scanning of negatives.
Why now: Analog film photography remains popular, and hobbyists actively compare techniques for digitizing negatives.
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- I'm a little hesitant to believe that **all** roads lead to Rome — but many probably do. Likewise, there are many ways to get from # 35mm (b/w) film to a digital image, and I've tried quite a few of them. So I thought I'd share my current workflow for digitizing film, because… · PistonPin@mastodon.online · 4
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