This is the first of new series of portraits shot on film. For this one I used the Plaubel Makina 67 camera with Kodak Ektar 100 film
(c)2018 Konstantinos Besios. All rights reserved.
You can buy fine art prints from my best images at my eshop.
This is the first of new series of portraits shot on film. For this one I used the Plaubel Makina 67 camera with Kodak Ektar 100 film
(c)2018 Konstantinos Besios. All rights reserved.
You can buy fine art prints from my best images at my eshop.
Hi Konstantinos,
I know your website for a long time.
I’m a fine art photographer from Scotland
http://Www.andyschulz.net
I have a Makina67 like you .’If you Scan Iso 100 ektar with an X5 Scanner what is your digital equivalent Megapixel gathering ?
Like 40-50 Megapixel ?
Would be interesting to know as I plan to work with a new pic library and shan’t to use 6×7 100 ektar negs scanned with an X5 , Minimum quality they want 30 megapixel
Thanks and hello from the highlands
Andy schulz
http://Www.cawdorhousenairn.co.uk
http://Www.andyschulz.net
Hello Andreas. Opinions vary about the real resolution of 6×7 film when compared to megapixels from a digital file. From my own experience I have found that a good 6×7 negative scanned with the Nikon Coolscan 9000, pretty much equals my Nikon D800E (36 megapixels). The X5 is a better scanner, so I think that 30 megapixels or even more is easy to get from Ektar (which is supposed to be a film emulsion specifically designed for scanning).