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I've just had 19 of my all-time favourite film images drum-scanned. For those who don't know, drum-scanning is the 'gold standard' when it comes to digitising film. The level of detail and colour-fidelity achievable just can't be beaten.
Anyway, it was a good opportunity to take a second look at the processing of some old favourites, starting with the oldest image that I can still look at with some degree of pride (yes, I cloned out the fallen mast. Naughty, I know... 
).
For comparison, here's my horribly over-processed previous effort (what was I thinking??)
| Camera: | Mamiya 645 Pro |
| Lens: | 35mm |
| Recording media: | Fuji Provia 100 |
| Title: | Bunbeg hulk |
| Username: | 
joolsb |
| Uploaded: | 26 Feb 2012 - 9:40 AM |
| Tags: | Landscape / travel, Transport |
| Votes: | 38 |
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And you got a HC and 62 votes on the previous!! What were we thinking 
Beautifully done.
Dave
Well, you've got an RC on this version too. We're all learning all the time, or we might as well give up. The drum scan has certainly done the job, plus a rather more restrained bit of processing. I think the missing mast is a great improvement too. A great dawn shot.
Chris
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