Updated 30/08/2010 – I have now written my step by step guide on scanning negative film
Updated 16/09/2010 – Please see my colour and black and white negative copy results pages
I describe how to incorporate film into a digital workflow
Last year I decided to experiment with a film camera and purchased a Nikon FM3a. The camera produces excellent results, but there is the problem of incorporating the film images into my otherwise completely digital workflow.
After googling the issue which many other film photographers have faced I read several web articles about using Digital SLRs to capture developed film, utilising macro lenses. I own a Nikkor 105mm 2.8 Micro lens and a Nikon D300, so I set about photographing my 35mm films so that I could store them with the remainder of my digital workflow.
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Lightroom 3 represents the most significant update to Adobe’s photo management and processing tool. Although the list of updates appears to be a set of incremental improvements, Lightroom 3 is much improved offering than it’s predecessors.
