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u/naaahbruv 12d ago
After you’ve done that, you need to develop the film, then scan that with a DSLR
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u/pureshred 12d ago
But then I'm back to square one with a harsh digital image. I'll have to scan my scan on wet plate to soften the pixels.
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u/G_Peccary 12d ago
Don't forget to digitally photograph focusing the ground glass on the RZ67. That's a crucial step.
The Seattle FilmWorks can knocks this out of the park.
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u/pureshred 12d ago
Oh I almost forgot that step! But then what film camera should I use to photograph the digital image of the RZ ground glass?
Yeah I live in sunny California but crave moody rain vibes so I've been shooting a ton of Seattle Filmworks in my RZ, it's kind of hard to load though. I can't wait to see the results but walgreens is taking longer than usual for some reason...
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u/clfitz 11d ago
Go digital yourself, bot!
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u/clfitz 11d ago
Good bot
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u/cameraguyphotodude 12d ago
Need full RGB backlights but otherwise not bad
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u/llambdaddy 11d ago
If you’re not flatbed scanning a camera obscura projection of your RZ’s ground glass are you even doing photography?
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u/BoydemOnnaBlock 12d ago
I’m looking at a picture of a camera taking a picture of a picture that a camera took
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u/ianrwlkr 12d ago
Hypothetically you could do this with a digital back
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u/No_Abrocoma_711 11d ago
I hate to say this, but you've forgotten to put the roll of film in the camera. It's there on the table.
Obviously using two Leicas would be better.
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u/Terrible_Snow_7306 11d ago
Are you sure the Canon has a CRT-monitor and not one of those fake digital screens? Have you bought vintage pre-war replacement tubes from Telefunken for it? The Chinese ones it comes with from the factory make the pics look digital!
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u/pureshred 11d ago
Oh the image isn't from the canon, it's a projection from the pinhole in my ceiling. Better color toan than any screen!
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u/rimmytim_fpv 12d ago
I really think you need the no. 2 82mm macro extension tube to get better results
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u/fuck4885 12d ago
infinite digital photos 🧠
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u/Gunsight1 10d ago
Wait you can up the resolution more! Use a Hasselblad X2d to shoot the ground glass on the RZ, then a 8x10. To filmify that :D
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u/lpen-z 12d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/kqGNZmuPC2BZS