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23 January, 2023

Digital Cameras & the Future of Home Scanning – By Arild Edvard Båsmo

By ArilBas

What is the future of scanning at home going to look like? We will explore the future of home scanning thoroughly by looking at the history of film scanning, discussing how scan...

31 July, 2020

Grain2Pixel Review – A Photoshop Plugin for Converting Negatives – By Arild Edvard Båsmo

By ArilBas

Today I am going to review a new piece of software, or rather a plugin to Adobe Photoshop called Grain2Pixel, which can convert scans of negative film into positive images. It c...

19 January, 2019

Function and Repair of Hasselblad Film Backs (A12 and others) – By Arild Edvard Båsmo

By ArilBas

If you are reading this, you might have a magazine with some problems. This piece is written to help you. I found there to be very little documentation on the repair of these, b...

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