Film Photos

By Linus / 2021-12-18

Many years ago, in the 1990s, the digitization of images started. In the 1990s, people used film and slides for photographs. Digital photography was in its infancy. The photos below represent images I scanned using a drum scanner from Crosfield Electronics.

This image is an animated gif from two photos taken day and night.
Tripod mounted camera that did not move between shots.
Kodak Elite Chrome EB 100 slide film.
Photographed in 1995, and scanned in 1995.

Night View at Rochester Institute of Technology

Morning View at Rochester Institute of Technology

Train Tracks. Tungsten Slide Film is meant for use with incandescent lighting.

This is a lighthouse on Ontario Lake. Kodak Elite Chrome EB 100 slide film. Photographed in 1995, and scanned in 1995.

Lighthouse on Lake Ontario NY. Kodak Elite Chrome EB 100 slide film. Photographed in 1995, and scanned in 2022.

High Falls in Rochester NY. Colour negative film.
Photographed in 1996, and scanned in 2022. — High Falls in Rochester NY. Colour negative film. Photographed in 1996, and scanned in 2022.

Vehicle used for F-16 target practice. Dugway Proving Grounds UT. Kodak CM 400 5079 colour negative film. Photographed 1987. Scanned 2022.

Long exposure at night during an ice storm. Seattle Filmworks colour negative motion picture film. Photographed February 9, 1994. Scanned in 2022.