Diy photo gear by Stockholmviews.com
Test images using the Russian 300mm lens
This picture was photographed "scanned" from the same location
as used when I made the initial test with the Olympus zuiko 50mm
lens at page 1 of this article.
Scanner area coverage of this lens in this test image was 274x196mm
or if you like 18,8"x7,8".
Test image scanned at 600px and produced a file size of 8mb and an
image size of 6474x4668px
as used when I made the initial test with the Olympus zuiko 50mm
lens at page 1 of this article.
Scanner area coverage of this lens in this test image was 274x196mm
or if you like 18,8"x7,8".
Test image scanned at 600px and produced a file size of 8mb and an
image size of 6474x4668px
EFT filter applied but not in anyway optimized.
Me sitting on wooden step, captured by the scanner camera.
Some people walking by during a 40 second 150dpi exposure :0)
It was almost impossible to get any clue about the exposure
since the daylight was to bright for my laptop screen.
First thing to do before next outdoor shooting will be a shade
for the computer screen.
It was almost impossible to get any clue about the exposure
since the daylight was to bright for my laptop screen.
First thing to do before next outdoor shooting will be a shade
for the computer screen.
This page will be updated as soon as I have made some more testing.
[Links related to this project]
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EFT tools (To remove scanner streaks)
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4N6site (free fourier transform plug-in possible to use for scanner defect removal)
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Ubuntu (The linux distro I use, comes with Xsane and Gimp)
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Gimp (Photoshop like image editing software for free linux/windows)
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Xsane (Scanner software for linux)
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Mike Golembewskis scanner camera (I found my inspiration from this page)
