How to Use Film Scanners

Scanning film can be a time-consuming operation, but nothing looks as good as film. Some professional photographers still use film cameras, process the film, then scan it because it gives them the look they want. Most people have boxes of old photos with film still in the sleeves. Reproducing the images from paper pictures will lose a lot of quality. Scanning the filmnegatives or slidescan bring back color and images that may have faded. Film scanners range from flatbed to per-frame models. Flatbeds are less expensive and more common, but not all of them will scan film. If there is a lot of film to be scanned, a flatbed that has multiple image scanning capability is necessary, and per-frame scanners can be left to the pros. Here well use a standard flatbed with batch scanning capability.

Instructions

1

Clean the scanner glass with the proper materials. Lint or streaks can affect image quality. A standard glass cleaner may damage film. Scanners come with instructions for what should be used to clean the scanning surface.

2

Clean the negatives and slides. There are special solutions for this. Dont use water. It can ruin the images. Film cleaner is available from photo and other stores. Use lint-free gloves to handle film.

3

Place the negatives or slides in the appropriate film adapter. Most flatbed film scanners will have adapters for 35mm, 120, Instamatic and other film types. They will be labeled. Follow the scanner's instructions for fitting negatives or slides into the adapters. Use lint-free gloves and handle the film with care.

4

Scanners come with software, but scanning directly into a photo program may give better results. Some basic settings such as brightness, contrast and tone can be set prior to the scan in scanning software. For photo manipulation software, scan as is and make adjustments later. Set the scanning software to the highest resolution available. Resolution is described in dots per inch. The best quality is necessary to have details of each negative or slide available for processing in a photo manipulation program, but it will take longer to scan. Most film scanners will have a top resolution of 4,800 to 9,600 dpi. The higher the dpi, the better the image quality.

5

Begin the scan. At these resolutions, it will take some time for each set of negatives or slides. Make sure not to move the scanner during the process

6

Save the batch film scan as one file immediately. TIFF format is best for quality, but JPEG saves hard drive space. This will help prevent accidental image editing on the "master" scan.

7

Open the batch file and select one film frame. Copy it and paste it into a new file and save. Work on the new file to fix color, contrast, sharpness and other attributes before printing. Don't alter the batch file, because that could mean rescanning.

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Scanning film can be a time-consuming operation, but nothing looks as good as film. Some professional photographers still use film cameras, process the film, then scan it because it gives them the look they want. Most people have boxes of old photos with film still in the sleeves. Reproducing the images from paper pictures will lose a lot of quality. Scanning the filmnegatives or slidescan bring back color and images that may have faded. Film scanners range from flatbed to per-frame models. Flatbeds are less expensive and more common, but not all of them will scan film. If there is a lot of film to be scanned, a flatbed that has multiple image scanning capability is necessary, and per-frame scanners can be left to the pros. Here well use a standard flatbed with batch scanning capability.

Instructions

1

Clean the scanner glass with the proper materials. Lint or streaks can affect image quality. A standard glass cleaner may damage film. Scanners come with instructions for what should be used to clean the scanning surface.

2

Clean the negatives and slides. There are special solutions for this. Dont use water. It can ruin the images. Film cleaner is available from photo and other stores. Use lint-free gloves to handle film.

3

Place the negatives or slides in the appropriate film adapter. Most flatbed film scanners will have adapters for 35mm, 120, Instamatic and other film types. They will be labeled. Follow the scanner's instructions for fitting negatives or slides into the adapters. Use lint-free gloves and handle the film with care.

4

Scanners come with software, but scanning directly into a photo program may give better results. Some basic settings such as brightness, contrast and tone can be set prior to the scan in scanning software. For photo manipulation software, scan as is and make adjustments later. Set the scanning software to the highest resolution available. Resolution is described in dots per inch. The best quality is necessary to have details of each negative or slide available for processing in a photo manipulation program, but it will take longer to scan.

Enhance your photography skill,The Top Secret Photography Techniques

. Most film scanners will have a top resolution of 4,800 to 9,600 dpi. The higher the dpi, the better the image quality.
5

Begin the scan. At these resolutions, it will take some time for each set of negatives or slides. Make sure not to move the scanner during the process

6

Save the batch film scan as one file immediately. TIFF format is best for quality, but JPEG saves hard drive space. This will help prevent accidental image editing on the "master" scan.

7

Open the batch file and select one film frame. Copy it and paste it into a new file and save. Work on the new file to fix color, contrast, sharpness and other attributes before printing. Don't alter the batch file, because that could mean rescanning.

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In photography --- both color and black-and-white, film and digital --- a polarized filter is useful to filter out light that polarizes perpendicularly to the axis of the camera lens. Among other things, this saturates the image and darkens background elements by eliminating unwanted reflections. Unfortunately, factory-made filters can be quite pricey. However, there are hundreds of everyday objects that have polarized components that can repurposed for a perfectly usable --- and budget-friendly --- camera filter.

Instructions

DIY Polarizing Filter

1




If a filter is cracked or broken, you can take out the inside and repurpose the frame.

Find a filter attachment that fits on your camera. The easiest way to do this is to repurpose an old, damaged filter, but you can also make your own. See Resource 1 for more information on doing it yourself.

2




Many sunglasses are polarized to keep out UV rays.

Find a piece of polarizing material that is unscratched and big enough to fit over your lens. Examples of materials that can be used for this purpose are 3-D glasses (see Resource 2 for a video of this approach), a LCD computer screen --- which has two sets of polarized screens in it, on either side of the LCD itself --- and a pair of clear (or colored) polarized sunglasses.

3

Trace the outline of your camera lens onto the polarized material with the pencil.

4

Cut the shape of the lens out of the polarized material with your box cutter. Be sure to cut it just a little big bigger than the lens.

5

Sand the edges of the filter until it is smooth.

6

Mount the filter to your filter mount with glue. Let dry. Use as desired.

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In photography --- both color and black-and-white, film and digital --- a polarized filter is useful to filter out light that polarizes perpendicularly to the axis of the camera lens. Among other things, this saturates the image and darkens background elements by eliminating unwanted reflections. Unfortunately, factory-made filters can be quite pricey. However, there are hundreds of everyday objects that have polarized components that can repurposed for a perfectly usable --- and budget-friendly --- camera filter.

Instructions

DIY Polarizing Filter

1




If a filter is cracked or broken, you can take out the inside and repurpose the frame.

Find a filter attachment that fits on your camera. The easiest way to do this is to repurpose an old, damaged filter, but you can also make your own. See Resource 1 for more information on doing it yourself.

2




Many sunglasses are polarized to keep out UV rays.

Find a piece of polarizing material that is unscratched and big enough to fit over your lens. Examples of materials that can be used for this purpose are 3-D glasses (see Resource 2 for a video of this approach), a LCD computer screen --- which has two sets of polarized screens in it, on either side of the LCD itself --- and a pair of clear (or colored) polarized sunglasses.

3

Trace the outline of your camera lens onto the polarized material with the pencil.

4

Cut the shape of the lens out of the polarized material with your box cutter. Be sure to cut it just a little big bigger than the lens.

5

Sand the edges of the filter until it is smooth.

6

Mount the filter to your filter mount with glue. Let dry. Use as desired.

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Night photography of buildings is an intriguing endeavor that sometimes yields exciting results, just by the nature of the activity. At night, buildings and residential houses take on a whole new visual form, especially when interior lighting is allowed to perform part of the illumination. Modern cameras and film are becoming more light sensitive, allowing contemporary photographers to create many innovative night images. Also, the digital format has proved to be more light sensitive and produces some extraordinary night pictures.

Instructions

House with Ambient Night Light

1

Walk around the house during the evening hours and decide where you would like to stand when you take your picture. There are many angles to choose from, so take your time.

2

Place the windows within the picture frame for the most striking lighting angle. Light will pour out of the openings, so how you place these visual elements inside the photo could make or break the image.

3

Set up the tripod after you find your vantage point.

4

Double check the equipment (especially the light meter) to make sure everything is in good working order. If using film, make sure the camera is properly loaded and set for the correct film speed.

5

Attach the camera to the top of the tripod and insert the cable release into the camera. The point of attachment is usually at the shutter release button. Some cameras have a timer for 1 to 30 seconds, in which case a cable release is not necessary.

6

Take a light reading of the building. This can be done with either a handheld meter or one that is built into your camera. The light reading gives you two very important bits of information: your lens opening and shutter speed, which is the amount of time the lens is open. Your first exposure should use these two bits of information as the camera setting.

7

Take the picture by releasing the shutter cable or setting the timer.

8

Bracket your pictures by taking the same picture at three different camera settings. Take the first picture with the lens opening and shutter speed calculated by your light meter. Then take two more images with different settings on the camera. One will let in more light and one will let in less light. You can do this by adjusting the lens opening (go one f-stop in each direction) or by either doubling the exposure time or cutting it in half.

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Night photography of buildings is an intriguing endeavor that sometimes yields exciting results, just by the nature of the activity. At night, buildings and residential houses take on a whole new visual form, especially when interior lighting is allowed to perform part of the illumination. Modern cameras and film are becoming more light sensitive, allowing contemporary photographers to create many innovative night images. Also, the digital format has proved to be more light sensitive and produces some extraordinary night pictures.

Instructions

House with Ambient Night Light

1

Walk around the house during the evening hours and decide where you would like to stand when you take your picture. There are many angles to choose from, so take your time.

2

Place the windows within the picture frame for the most striking lighting angle. Light will pour out of the openings, so how you place these visual elements inside the photo could make or break the image.

3

Set up the tripod after you find your vantage point.

4

Double check the equipment (especially the light meter) to make sure everything is in good working order. If using film, make sure the camera is properly loaded and set for the correct film speed.

5

Attach the camera to the top of the tripod and insert the cable release into the camera. The point of attachment is usually at the shutter release button. Some cameras have a timer for 1 to 30 seconds, in which case a cable release is not necessary.

6

Take a light reading of the building. This can be done with either a handheld meter or one that is built into your camera. The light reading gives you two very important bits of information: your lens opening and shutter speed, which is the amount of time the lens is open. Your first exposure should use these two bits of information as the camera setting.

7

Take the picture by releasing the shutter cable or setting the timer.

8

Bracket your pictures by taking the same picture at three different camera settings. Take the first picture with the lens opening and shutter speed calculated by your light meter. Then take two more images with different settings on the camera. One will let in more light and one will let in less light. You can do this by adjusting the lens opening (go one f-stop in each direction) or by either doubling the exposure time or cutting it in half.

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How to Photograph Lights at Night

Once you've mastered shooting pictures in daylight with your digital camera, consider expanding your experience into night photography. A major component of capturing images at night is learning how to properly expose for the wide variety of existing evening light. By supplementing your camera with a tripod and remote-shutter release, pictures of fireworks, neon signs, holiday lights, car headlights/taillights and more are easily within your grasp.

Instructions

1




A digital SLR will offers greater flexibility for night light photography.

Shoot with a digital single-lens reflex to more easily manipulate your shutter speed and f-stop, or possibly change lenses and add filters. Although night light photography is not difficult, having the right equipment will guarantee that you are successful.

2




Some lights are bright enough to permit you to handhold your camera.

Take an exposure reading using your camera's built-in meter to determine if the available light is bright enough for you to handhold your camera. The rule of thumb states that you should shoot with a minimum shutter speed of 1/60th of a second in order to avoid motion blur when holding your camera. If your camera body or lens incorporates image-stabilization technology, you can get away with using a shutter speed slightly slower than 1/60th of a second.

3




Night light photography often requires the use of a tripod.

Attach your camera to a tripod if the lighting conditions do not allow you to shoot with a shutter speed of 1/60th of a second or faster. (Most night light photography will require the use of a tripod.) Once attached, lock your camera into place to avoid dislodging it while shooting. Familiarize yourself with using your tripod prior to taking photos.

4




A remote-shutter release should be used to combat camera shake.

Employ a remote-shutter release in conjunction with your tripod and set your camera to self-timer. (Consult your camera manual for directions on selecting self-timer mode.) In low-light situations (as with lightning), you might be using an extremely slow shutter speed. By pressing a remote-shutter release button, you can remotely trip your camera's shutter and avoid any possible camera shake.

5




Set your white balance based on the type of available night light.

Set your camera's white balance according to the existing light (for example, tungsten or fluorescent) to acquire color that is true. You may also choose to experiment for a unique look. Eric Hartwell of PictureCorrect suggests, "Try different white balance settings to see what effect it has on the final image."

6




Vary your camera's shutter speed to bracket your shots.

Bracket your pictures. Shoot the exact same image multiple times, but change the exposure by a partial or whole stop to ensure that the shot is successful. With night light photography, your bracketing will be accomplished by varying the shutter speed.

7




Using a star filter at night will create unique images.

Attach a star filter to your camera lens to transform strong light sources into starbursts. Focus on the light and rotate the filter until you achieve your desired effect. Because the outcome is so unique, you might want to use a star filter sparingly. If you don't have this filter, a similar result can be accomplished using editing software.

---

Once you've mastered shooting pictures in daylight with your digital camera, consider expanding your experience into night photography. A major component of capturing images at night is learning how to properly expose for the wide variety of existing evening light. By supplementing your camera with a tripod and remote-shutter release, pictures of fireworks, neon signs, holiday lights, car headlights/taillights and more are easily within your grasp.

Instructions

1




A digital SLR will offers greater flexibility for night light photography.

Shoot with a digital single-lens reflex to more easily manipulate your shutter speed and f-stop, or possibly change lenses and add filters. Although night light photography is not difficult, having the right equipment will guarantee that you are successful.

2




Some lights are bright enough to permit you to handhold your camera.

Take an exposure reading using your camera's built-in meter to determine if the available light is bright enough for you to handhold your camera. The rule of thumb states that you should shoot with a minimum shutter speed of 1/60th of a second in order to avoid motion blur when holding your camera. If your camera body or lens incorporates image-stabilization technology, you can get away with using a shutter speed slightly slower than 1/60th of a second.

3




Night light photography often requires the use of a tripod.

Attach your camera to a tripod if the lighting conditions do not allow you to shoot with a shutter speed of 1/60th of a second or faster.

Enhance your photography skill,The Top Secret Photography Techniques

. (Most night light photography will require the use of a tripod.) Once attached, lock your camera into place to avoid dislodging it while shooting. Familiarize yourself with using your tripod prior to taking photos.
4




A remote-shutter release should be used to combat camera shake.

Employ a remote-shutter release in conjunction with your tripod and set your camera to self-timer. (Consult your camera manual for directions on selecting self-timer mode.) In low-light situations (as with lightning), you might be using an extremely slow shutter speed. By pressing a remote-shutter release button, you can remotely trip your camera's shutter and avoid any possible camera shake.

5




Set your white balance based on the type of available night light.

Set your camera's white balance according to the existing light (for example, tungsten or fluorescent) to acquire color that is true. You may also choose to experiment for a unique look. Eric Hartwell of PictureCorrect suggests, "Try different white balance settings to see what effect it has on the final image."

6




Vary your camera's shutter speed to bracket your shots.

Bracket your pictures. Shoot the exact same image multiple times, but change the exposure by a partial or whole stop to ensure that the shot is successful. With night light photography, your bracketing will be accomplished by varying the shutter speed.

7




Using a star filter at night will create unique images.

Attach a star filter to your camera lens to transform strong light sources into starbursts. Focus on the light and rotate the filter until you achieve your desired effect. Because the outcome is so unique, you might want to use a star filter sparingly. If you don't have this filter, a similar result can be accomplished using editing software.

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