film digitising

Rear-of-the-Year... Retail Unit from Behind #2. Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim, Kentmere 400, caffenol c-h stand development (mixing issues leaving deposits on film). Digitised with Pentax K-3, D FA100/2.8 WR lens, and Myriad multi-format film holder.

Jeeps, Military Vehicle Rally @ Ryhope Engines Museum, Sunderland Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim, Kentmere 400, caffenol c-h stand development (mixing issues leaving deposits on film). Digitised with Pentax K-3, D FA100/2.8 WR lens, and Myriad multi-format film holder.

Chester Burn Viaduct with Train, Chester-le-Street, Co. Durham Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim, Kentmere 400, caffenol c-h stand development (mixing issues leaving deposits on film). Digitised with Pentax K-3, D FA100/2.8 WR lens, and Myriad multi-format film holder.

Soviet Military Vehicle, Military Vehicle Rally @ Ryhope Engines Museum, Sunderland Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim, Kentmere 400, caffenol c-h stand development (mixing issues leaving deposits on film). Digitised with Pentax K-3, D FA100/2.8 WR lens, and Myriad multi-format film holder.

Monument to Fallen Heroes Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim, Kentmere 400, caffenol c-h stand development (mixing issues leaving deposits on film). Digitised with Pentax K-3, D FA100/2.8 WR lens, and Myriad multi-format film holder.

Mining Village Mural Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim, Kentmere 400, caffenol c-h stand development (mixing issues leaving deposits on film). Digitised with Pentax K-3, D FA100/2.8 WR lens, and Myriad multi-format film holder.

St Mary & St Cuthbert Church, Chester-le-Street, Co. Durham Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim, Kentmere 400, caffenol c-h stand development (mixing issues leaving deposits on film). Digitised with Pentax K-3, D FA100/2.8 WR lens, and Myriad multi-format film holder.

Rear-of-the-Year... Retail Unit from Behind. Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim, Kentmere 400, caffenol c-h stand development (mixing issues leaving deposits on film). Digitised with Pentax K-3, D FA100/2.8 WR lens, and Myriad multi-format film holder.

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Old red tractor (a David Brown Cropmaster, c. 1951 or thereabouts) at the Lambton Steam Fair, County Durham, England (June 2025). Lab-developed, home digitised, converted using Darktable negadoctor and finished in GIMP.

Old Chevrolet ('56, I think?) at the Lambton Steam Fair, County Durham, England (June 2025). Lab-developed, home digitised, converted using Darktable negadoctor.

Corvette at classic car show, Beamish Museum, Co. Durham, England. Taken with Olympus Trip 35 on Kodak ColorPlus 200. Lab-developed, home digitised, converted using Darktable negadoctor.

Industrial tank, Washington, Tyne & Wear, England. Taken with Agfa Isola II on Fomapan 200, home developed in Fomadon R09 (Rodinal), home digitised, converted and retouched in Darktable.

Triump TR5 at classic car show, Beamish Museum, Co. Durham, England. Taken with Olympus Trip 35 on Kodak ColorPlus 200. Lab-developed, home digitised, converted using Darktable negadoctor...

Post Office van, Beamish Museum Olympus Trip 35 with Kodak ColorPlus 200

A1(M) River Wear Overpass, Chester-le-Street, Co. Durham, England Taken with Olympus Trip 35 on Fomapan 200 Developed in Fomadon R09, digitised with Pentax K-3 and D FA100/2.8 Macro WR lens, and converted in Darktable (negadoctor) and GIMP

Plymouth Roadrunner Drag Racer - Beamish Museum, Co. Durham, England Taken with Canon IXUS L-1 on (very expired) Agfa Star 200 APS Lab developed, digitised with Pentax K-3 and D FA100/2.8 Macro WR lens, and converted in Darktable (negadoctor) and GIMP

Chrysler Town & Country - Beamish Museum, Co. Durham, England Taken with Olympus Trip 35 on Kodak ColorPlus 200 Lab developed, digitised with Pentax K-3 and D FA100/2.8 Macro WR lens, and converted in Darktable (negadoctor) and GIMP

Hi, New to the forum! I'm trying to scan B&W negatives left over by my father,which are larger than 35mm but smaller than 'large format'. They measure approx 2.5 x 1.5 inches I have no dedicated Epson holder to mount these but am able to fit a couple into the large format holder if I place...