[digiKam-users] scanning images/negatives [a bit offtopic]
Daniel Bauer
linux at daniel-bauer.com
Wed Oct 26 20:19:07 BST 2022
Am 26.10.22 um 18:52 schrieb Mike Morrison:
> A possibly faster alternative worth considering is to use a camera
> instead of a scanner.
>
> Peter Krogh gives an overview and some tips for even better quality
> here: https://youtube.com/watch?v=yxmFjvFLPu4
> <https://youtube.com/watch?v=yxmFjvFLPu4>
>
Thank you very much for this very interesting link.
I have an archive of uncountable negatives and actually considered all
those images of my earlier work as lost, as I could never afford to let
them scan professionally and doing it myself with a scanner is way too
much time and effort (I bought such a scanner years ago and did some
trials but finally gave up).
I also have reproduced some of my old prints with the camera but,
although photographic reproduction was part of my apprenticeship as a
photographer "a hundred years ago", I haven't been happy with the
results and on the other hand I didn't want to invest a lot of time to
learn by myself on trial and error.
Now that I know that there is a book by somebody really specialized in
this, offering a possible way to bring y negatives to a new life, is
fantastic.
Watching this video filled me with the hope that maybe I can re-use some
of my old work - project-fantasies are already filling y head :-)
So again: thanks for the link!
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