Silver birch silhouette

I had several candidates to use for today's shot, off my latest roll of film - but this one just edged it.

Shot on film, then HDR and edit in Photoshop. The perfect symbiosis of old and new. (Or something like that?!)

[Howie Marsh]

Nice. Did you scan the neg?

[Kit Marsden]

@howiemarsh
When I get the film processed, I get a CD of the shots as well as prints, so I can just import from there into Lightroom. :)

[๏̯͡⊙ Shelly]

I usually get my negatives scanned and posted online when I get them developed, but I'm thinking of switching to CD. A, as a means of storage/back-up and B, they scan those at higher quality than they do the online uploads.

[Howie Marsh]

I usually just get copies on CD, but I now have a film scanner, and a b/w about to finish in my Olympus trip! :)

[๏̯͡⊙ Shelly]

@howiemarsh Can I ask what kind of film scanner you went with? That's REALLY the approach I want to take, scanning my own, but I'm having a time finding one that will scan both 35mm and 120 film.

[Howie Marsh]

It's a Primefilm 1800. It's not the best, but then it was cheap on ebay! :) I've done a comparison with the one I get on disc, and it's not quite up to that standard, but very handy for all my old pics!

[Kerri]

Very cool