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philomena-famulok · 3 months

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theallureofsurrender · 1 year

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He was a dark and shrouded thing, walking between Black trees and rocky cliffs, always climbing The paths that lead from death slowly disappeared; disappeared; disappeared; disappeared as we left Do you want to get; do you want to get higher? Do you want it, do you will it? The will to power Do you have a reason or is it just a fiction; or a fiction?

What attracts you higher, divine beauty? Pure as night before sun rises, black as the sea At the end of the path, we'll jump in, with the moonlight shimmering And together we’ll stroke to the deep; the deep; the deep; the deep Do you want to get; Do you want to get higher? Do you want it , do you will it? The will to power Do you have a reason or is it just a fiction? Are you completely pitiless? Is your suffering meaningless? Am I asking the right question? Do you continually overcome? Or do you have a reason or is it just a fiction; or a fiction?

Pity by Negative Scanner

Photo: Robert Loezel

#punk rock #negative scanner

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isbergillustration · 3 months

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There's nothing here worth living for

#n3783457 #sketchbook #ink #colour pencil #drawing #illustration #artists on tumblr #my art #office scanner fu ked the negative space #but its for docs not drawings i guess

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sepulcher-of-the-light · 2 years

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Veo una luz debajo de la niebla y la dulzura del error me hace cerrar los ojos. Es la ebriedad de la melancolía; como acercar el rostro a una rosa enferma, indecisa entre el perfume y la muerte.

I see a light under the mist and the sweetness of the error makes me close my eyes. It is the intoxication of melancholy; like bringing your face closer to a sick rose, undecided between perfume and death.

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kojiarakiartworks · 2 months

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May 1994 JAPAN HOKKAIDO MATSUMAE

PENTAX Z1

FUJIFILM Reversal Film

smc PENTAX-FA 28-105mm F4-5.6

Daily life and every small thing is the gate to the universe ：）

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lacomandante · 8 months

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I'm staying with Assumpta for the next two weeks and I'm going through and archiving a lot of her old photos and scripts and not even half an hour into starting work I pull out a binder and what do I find?? A BIG treasure trove of photos of her as Teresa Moreno that have never been seen before!!!!

#;ooc #(I just decided to pull out a random binder to start and BAM)#(i got so excited and silently screamed and flailed)#(and then i fell asleep at the desk bc i was soooooo exhausted LOL)#(the thing is is that it was with random photos #not even in her sharpe box)#(that's what i'm here to fix!!!)#(we also have the negatives of the photos and we're gonna borrow a negative scanner tomorrow)#(FUN STUFF!!!!!!)

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tomoleary · 2 months

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John Byrne “Negative Zone Scanner” Fantastic Four Fandom Confidential #1 back cover (1982)

Fandom Confidential #1

#john byrne #Negative Zone Scanner #fantastic four #Fandom Confidential

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thatgoddamngingerundercut · 22 days

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Agust D and Suga photocards from D-Day, Butter, and Permission to Dance boxes

I have got to get a better scanner...

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grimini · 4 days

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#scan #scanner #hands #negative #frame #playing #square #playin #shells #black and white

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vintageslideshow · 1 year

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My slide/negative scanner I have been hyperfixating on.

Describing the five pieces above for your education, amusement, or annoyance, your call -- which mercifully I have put on the other side of a page break...

The scanner (Nikon Coolscan 4000 ED, item 4) I got at Goodwill for $10, but you can’t find them for less than $300 online presently. Walmart price is $2,200! They hit the market circa 2001 and came with the drivers for Windows XP, then there was a software update to get it into Vista, but this scanner has such a devoted fanbase -- it’s still considered one of the best scanners ever produced even today -- that an edit to the driver .INF file was written by someone other than Nikon so it could be used in Windows 7 through 10 (I have no idea about 11 as yet). The interface is FireWire, rather than USB, which isn’t an issue to me because I have an IEEE 1394 ExpressCard for my notebook (an eBay purchase cheap from China) and an IEEE1394 PCI Express card in my computer ($2 from a junkshop downtown). The black dust cover slides down so the accessories listed below can be inserted.

The 35mm negative strip adaptor (item 1) came with the scanner but the other two standard accessories listed below did not. It does indeed work with an entire 2-to-20-image strip of negatives at one go, thumbnailing the contents in the Nikon software so it can scroll through the strip to look at whichever image you want.

The single slide adaptor (item 2) I got a comparably good price on, and it’s the thing I’ve been using the most. Especially on what you see on Vintage Slideshow. Insert a slide, and automatically the scanner sucks it in and creates a preview scan. The Nikon software is pretty good at image manipulation and correction, but for simplicity reasons if I have a really lousy slide to fix I’ll use VueScan as the scanning software instead.

The negative adaptor tray (item 3) will accept single 35mm negs as well as other sizes of negatives; I’ve scanned 110, 126, and 127 negatives with this doohickie, which can hold a strip of 4 of the latter two sizes and 6-8 of 110... one just needs to move the slider to put one image into the view frame. This adaptor goes into the 35mm negative strip adaptor, and someone on eBay offers an alternative that they 3D-printed for about half the going price.

The 50-slide magazine (item 5) is the latest addition to the family because it took me several years to locate one at a price less than $400. (Would you believe Walmart is asking $1,500?) It scans one slide at a time, but can crank through a stack in autopilot so you don’t have to keep swapping slides. There’s a known issue with this device [FS-200] and its upgrade [FS-200(S)] jamming because it can try to pull more than one slide into the chamber at a time, but several solutions have been found by the fanbase and the one I like most is taping a cable tie (with the end cut flush) along the wall separating the input from the output, the end about 2mm from the entry passage, so that only the first slide will be in the right position and angle to enter the chamber.

There are other adaptors available which I don’t think I’ll ever need, such as for reading APS film rolls or for magnifying glass microscope slides.

#slide #photograph #negative #scanner #my equipment

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yetanotherthriftblog · 11 months

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today’s spectacular find

Normally $200 (or $50 on Mercado) was this new-in-box with parts-still-bagged Wolverine F2D Mighty film/negative scanner for $25.

It’s advertised as a seven-in-one device: it can scan 110, 126, 127, 35mm, microfiche, slides, 8mm movie film and Super-8 movie film. (That’s eight but they count the 8mm-sized films together.) Since I have a ton of negatives to scan, this could be of use to me presuming I don’t have to correct color shifts and bad lighting. Which I know I will occasionally.

The resolution advertised is 20mpx[!] at 4000dpi[!] and can scan an image in 3 seconds[!], and can be used without a computer directly to an SD card up to 32gb, or its internal memory of 128mb (”35-40 images” the box says). Calling it a film scanner is a bit deceptive because it can scan individual frames of a film but not a movie as a file; the box says you can reconstruct a piece of a movie by making an animated GIF out of the individual scans, but that could be some work. If I have any complaint about this equipment, it is that it has an automatic exposure which can’t be turned off, only nudged -- meaning negatives and slides you know look great can become oversaturated and there’s no way to prevent that from happening. There’s also no way to change it from scanning at 4000dpi, since that’s overkill and noisy on most negatives.

#thriftstore #scanner #film #negative

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philomena-famulok · 25 days

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dykejake · 1 year

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greta on film / AC

#I’m not watermarking these bc I trust y’all #and also my digital scanner arrives soon so I’ll be able to scan the negatives and make a sexy post #greta van fleet

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b-blushes · 2 years

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my submission for this week's @collage-club prompt 'space travel', brought to you by the question 'what if astronauts swam through space with flippers, à la scuba divers??'

#i know that isn't science nobody @ me! pls observe: planets made of dips for a gauge of reality here :P #collage club #there's some ideas i really wanna come back to here in future collages!#the torch illuminating the stars w/ a kind of negative effect... planets with rings... those heart shaped cookies as fins of rocket ships..#much to consider in collage world!!!#also i'm now always 3 seconds away from ordering myself a bunch of magazines!!!!#on one hand having mostly food magazines from 2018-19 means i'm less overwhelmed with choices. on the other hand too limiting sometimes!!#i need people to put in Situations! and landscapes!#also rip to the quality i don't have access to the scanner rn :(

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allegraspoke · 7 days

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#i wasnt super into it at first but now its growing on me #i think ive listened to so much hipster electro and orchestral stuff and house this past year (as in since last summer)#that my brains been craving guitar #come to think of it loads of ppl/groups like amnesia scanner and negative gemini are incorporating guitar into their stuff now #Bandcamp #music

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kojiarakiartworks · 7 months

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October 1996 JAPAN TOKYO SHINJUKU

PENTAX Z1

ILFORD XP2

smc PENTAX-FA* 28-70mm F2.8 ED[IF]

Daily life and every small thing is the gate to the universe ：）

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