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Hello I recently acquired the ES-2 Digitizer and the Nikon 60 f/2.8 AF-D macro glass. I scanned a few slides in the D780 with it, and they look quite good. However, when I scan color negatives, how do I go about processing them to re-acquire the proper colors? Thanks SVP

Oops. No data. It was shot on film. I'll delete it. Sorry :-(

Missing You

Portland Waterfront

My apologies for submitting a link, as opposed to the actual snaps. But it is the only location where I have the entire set together. https://flic.kr/s/aHsiYo2Swq Thank you

My apologies. Thank you.

Please forgive me, I am somewhat new to digital photography. But shouldn't the date and time be in the EXIF information? Perhaps when my friend post-processed the image, it was removed, altered? If it is not eligible, please feel free to delete it. I made the snap about a year ago. :-/

Nikon D750, Nikon 24-120 f/4 glass.

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Ghost Of Portland Present.

Automatic bracketing engaged?

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105 f/2.5 on Portra 400 film

Technology will never trump vision & skill.

No. F mount 24-120 f/4 VR glass. On the first balloon and helicopter rides, I brought the 70-200 glass too, but never used it. The 24-120 easily covers all of it. However, I did use the 20mm prime for a few snaps in the helicopters.

I know, I am very late to the discussion. But for future inquiries about balloon ride shooting, I have found that after quite a few balloon rides, that my 24-120 (full frame) glass is all that is needed.