The softest fern, ever!

#kodak #shootfilm #mediumformat #500CM

This was scanned using my 5D Mk2, 50mm on a 20mm extension tube with a #CineStill CSlite pad.

I've had folks asking me when am I going to make a scanning solution for the CS Lite like I have for the Raleno S116 and well...

#CameraScanning #CSLite #FutureProduct #FilmPhotography

Pushing up Daffodils

#kentmere400 #500CM #blackandwhite #shootfilm

This was scanned using my 5D Mk2, 50mm on a 20mm extension tube with a #CineStill CSlite pad.

Hazelnut raided by squirrel

#kentmere400 #500CM #DepthOfField

This was scanned using my 5D Mk2, 50mm on a 20mm extension tube with a #CineStill CSlite pad.

Balls

#Kentmere400 #500CM

This was scanned using my 5D Mk2, 50mm on a 20mm extension tube with a #CineStill CSlite pad.

Chapel at Gibside

#Kentmere400 #500CM

This was scanned using my 5D Mk2, 50mm on a 20mm extension tube with a #CineStill CSlite pad.

New growth

#Kentmere400 #500CM #shootfilm #mediumformat

This was scanned using my 5D Mk2, 50mm on a 20mm extension tube with a #CineStill CSlite pad.

I do enjoy using depth of field. Not everything needs to be sharp!

#kodak #TMax400 #500CM

This was scanned using my 5D Mk2, 50mm on a 20mm extension tube with a #CineStill CSlite pad.

New year's growth for this fern.
Belsay Hall gardens

#Tmax400 #ShootFilm #500CM

This was scanned using my 5D Mk2, 50mm on a 20mm extension tube with a #CineStill CSlite pad.

Rest a while.
Seat at Belsay Hall quarry gardens #EnglishHeritage

#kodak #TMax400 #500CM #ShootFilm

This was scanned using my 5D Mk2, 50mm on a 20mm extension tube with a #CineStill CSlite pad.

Oh! Hello.....................!

#TMax400 #blackandwhite #shootfilm

This was scanned using my 5D Mk2, 50mm on a 20mm extension tube with a #CineStill CSlite pad.

Our CS-Lite scanning table solution is finally available! It is currently available on our direct store but we will be adding it to eBay and Etsy soon.

www.bitbybitphoto.com/product/cs-l...

#CameraScanning #DSLRScanning #CSLite #FilmScanning

For the nerds: this is "scanned" with a DSLR on a copy stand. A Canon 850D with an old 50mm sigma lens

The film is illuminated by a CineStill CSLite on the recommended "warm" setting, white point set to 3200K, an zero corrections applied.

Those are Canon RAWs exported as is from DarkTable