Very nice, indeed! I've never had a bad time in Prague, and the historical sites have much to do with that. Thank you very much for sharing! :)

Prague is one of my favorite cities, San Francisco, Ljubljana, Edinburgh, Taormina round out my list of favorites.

A great selection, there! I have to get to Ljubljana, one of these days, though to be fair, all of Slovenia seems like a great country to spend time in. The next time you're in Czechia, I can recommend Brno as a city to visit if you haven't been before. :)

very nice! am curious: how did you scan the negative? whats the image size of the original file?
and, also, what is this place?

It was scanned on an old Minolta Dualscan III. That scanner was lost in the fire, I typically scanned using Hammricks Vuescan software at max. I’m not in front of my computer right now to get file size but I always scanned 16 bit.

The location is the Basilica of Sts Peter and Paul at Vyšehrad Prague.

pity :(
that is one pretty building. the front reminds me a bit to the notre dame cathedral

That scanner was a pain to use, slow and finicky. I do not recommend it, even though they quit making them years and years ago. I’m waiting for a replacement large format flatbed scanner and will test it out on 35mm soon.

but hey, did it perform nicely? :p
about the modern one, would you post raw samples made with it? i couldnt find a single one (from any modern scanner tbh) when i was digging about the subject (i was trying to find out if i could make high megapixel images with 120 format cameras)

For 35mm and medium format the Epson v550 is a pretty good deal. You can pick one up refurbished at the Epson Store for $120 or so.

https://www.thephoblographer.com/20.....ew-epson-v550/

The Epson flatbeds do a good job as long as you don't intend to print much bigger than 8x10 maybe 11x14 if you do wet scanning or have an exceptional negative. Going bigger than that you'd want a profession scan from an agency with a drum scanner or the like anyway. For web posting a V550 should be more than adequate.

ill look into it, thanks

The original scan is 2572 × 3762 - 300dpi 3.9MB

thanks!

Hmmm, possibly that analog level of detail... =^^=

Very vibrant colors. Film just has a crispness to it.