Tag: canon ae1

  • Silo

    Silo

    Canon AE1 with 24mm lens and yellow filter
    Fuji Acros 100
    Bear, DE / March, 2011

    Sizes and Pricing

    To be added.

    15% of all sales will be donated to Preservation Delaware.
    Printing and framing by Colourworks.

  • Shadow

    Shadow

    Canon AE-1 with 24mm lens and yellow filter
    Kodak T-Max 100
    Bear, DE / July, 2011

    Sizes and Pricing

    To be added.

    15% of all sales will be donated to Preservation Delaware.
    Printing and framing by Colourworks.

  • In My End is My Beginning

    In My End is My Beginning

    Canon AE-1 with 24mm lens and yellow filter
    Kodak T-Max 100
    Bear, DE / July, 2011

    Sizes and Pricing

    To be added.

    15% of all sales will be donated to Preservation Delaware.
    Printing and framing by Colourworks.

  • Scanning Canon AE-1 Yosemite Negatives

    I’m starting to scan negatives from our summer trip to Yosemite. Before my Canon AE-1 battery ran out, I was shooting with Fuji Acros APA 100 and 400 using yellow or red filters. A problem that I’ve run in to is that the scanning software I use, Silverfast SE, does not have film profile for Fuji Acros.

    After experimenting a bit, I decided that the profile for Kodak T-Max 100 with settings to scan in color instead of black and white created the nicest feel. I converted to black and white in Photoshop CS3 (I’m looking forward to getting CS5 because I had trouble in the vertical with some dust removal). Here are two early results.

    Half Dome (vertical)
    Canon AE-1 with Canon Zoom 58mm Macro Lens FD 7-210 1:4
    Vivitar VMC Skylight 1A, Tiffen Red 1 (25) Filters
    Fuji Acros 100; Scanned in color as Kodak T-Max 100
    Photoshop CS3: Blue Filter; Picasa: Slight Shadows

    Half Dome (horizontal)
    Canon AE-1 with Canon Zoom 58mm Macro Lens FD 7-210 1:4
    Vivitar VMC Skylight 1A, Tiffen Red 1 (25) Filters
    Fuji Acros 100; Scanned in color as Kodak T-Max 100
    Photoshop CS3: High Contrast Blue Filter; Picasa: Slight Shadows