120film scanned with the Canon 8800F film / flatbed scanner
Overview and crop positions of the 6x17 film scan from Fuji NSP 160 Pro reversal film.
The camera used at this moment was my D.I.Y 6x17 and a Caltar W-II 90mm F8 lens.
Scan performed with Canon 8800F and vuescan at 4800px/in, resulting in an insane file size
of 902Mb tif file, this file would if printed at 200dpi output a 398X127 cm large panorama.
A size that my computer and Photoshop had hard time to cope with and didn't manage
to save as jpg!!!??
I had to resize the image to 2400px/in to be able to re save the image as jpg, the resulting jpg file
came down to 25mb which is still allot and a print of 200x64 cm at 200dpi possible!
I tried to upload this file to Picasa but failed (Maximum file size 20mb) so I had to use a different
service for this file) if you like to download it just surf to [ this place ] file size 25mb
to share my high resolution test scans!
To the left an overview of the 6x6 B&W scan.
The scan was done at 2400px/in and in color mode
and multi-exposure mode in Vuescan.
Standard canon 120 film strip film holder was used.
The camera used at this moment was my D.I.Y
6x17 and a Caltar W-II 90mm F8 lens.
The scan generated a 5700x5150px 84MB tif file
All crops below are sharpened with USM settings
Amount=200 Radius=1,0 Threshold=0 and shown
at 100% size
Full scan compressed at jpg quality 10 (High) can be downloaded from [ here ] file size 5Mb
between the 3 RGB channels when converting
to B&W so I decided to show you all 3 channels
The green channel seams to be the sharpest but
also the noisiest.
Yea! definitely green channel is sharpest :0)
