You gotta love film. As soon as I saw this pop up in my inbox I knew it had to be shot on film. Funny how you can tell huh? Tim McKusker sent me this amazing image and he sent along the following stats:
Mamiya RZ67
110mm f/2.8
B+W ND110 (10 stop) filter
Estimated exposure data 20 sec f/22
Fujichrome Astia
B&W via Nik Silver Efex Pro
Thanks for the submission Tim! Once again, I am inspired!
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Hey Jim,
With film you just scan it and then work on the image just like any other digital file. Once scanned, it is digital and can be opened in photoshop.
How do you process B&W film in silver efex is does not open
Great photo! I agree, some reviews of film/film cameras would be welcome. There you go, more on your plate of “to do’s”!
This is indeed a fantastic shot… Just wondering if you love film, why not review some film cameras and films? I read a little of Ken Rockwell’s site because he covers film, but his writing style and attitude sometimes turns me off. You write very well and your photos back it up, but would love to see you cover film gear.