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Originally Posted by rogerg
That's interesting that you can still get Provia 400 in the medium format, as they stopped doing the 35mm format a little while back 
I'll be interested to see what you achieve with this camera and wide field photography. I always thought medium format astrophotography was under-done by the masses. But I never got around to buying a camera myself so can't talk.
It looks like maybe the exposure of the scan was a little too strong or something mabye? For 30mins on Provia 400 slide film I'd expect to have huge amounts of data on the slide, much more than what you have here, and it wouldn't look so over-exposed/pushed in the centre..... Is the medium format provia less sensitive do you think or just processing touches?
Irrespective of all that it's a pretty good shot for a first time  The first few rolls of my film in 2000 or so were all trailing to various extreme degrees  |
Sorry for the misunderstanding. It is fuji pro 400ASA print film. It was a 220 roll.
My image processing is not great. I just played with the levels in photoshop elements. The only other image precessing program I have is the gimp but it runs in linux and I was too lazy last night to reboot into linux.
