Cammidge House

A heritage home in Delta BC. This was shot on film back in August, as you can tell by the leaves on the trees. I had the film processed at a local lab but because the cost of getting a high resolution scan is so expensive I recently purchased a light box and have started scanning the negatives myself using a DSLR mounted on a tripod. This is my first effort and I am reasonably pleased with the result. I use Lightroom to convert the negative scans into positives. Its a bit fiddly because you have to deal with the red, green and blue channels separately so I am considering the purchase of a Lightroom plugin that automates the job. It's a little on the pricey side so I will have to think on it some.

For those that may be interested the film stock was Fujifilm Superia 200

[Dawn]

A lovely image and well done to you

[Kathy]

Good for you for shooting film. I never was good at film so am glad I took up photography with a digital camera.

[Joanne Diochon]

This looks really good. You are heading down another rabbit hole of photo processing learning. Enjoy the ride.

[Bill Ososki]

Interesting process, nice shot

[LManning (Laura)]

I do not understand most of those words but the image is great! Sounds like you have found a new hobby.

[Diana]

Beautifully captured, so neat and gorgeous colours.

[eDorre]

Lovely shot and interesting project

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely

[Merrelyn]

It's a lovely old building.

[Bobbi C]

There is nothing like film! Nice shot!

[Bucktree]

Lovely image. Well done.

[Islandgirl]

Well done, gorgeous image!

[bkb in the city]

What a beautiful home

[Shutterbug]

Beautiful capture of the house. I don’t really think I would ever want to return to film.

[Diane]

The architecture of the house is fascinating. Great you are using film. Coincidentally, I've been scanning old film photos tonight. But these are from back in the day when we had local camera shops that developed film.