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I think at the end of the day, the right conclusion is that an image is exemplary of the process used to create it. If you agree with that, then I hope you'll c
by staticautomatic 7y ago
I think at the end of the day, the right conclusion is that an image is exemplary of the process used to create it. If you agree with that, then I hope you'll consider including information about the process along with the image. Without that context, I don't think you can reasonably attribute a "look" to the film itself. Minimally, I think you'd need to know:
A) What's the film format/size?
B) Was it shot and processed normally? (i.e. not pushed, pulled, cross-processed, or developed with a staining developer)
C) Is this image a scan of a negative or a scan of a print?
- rylax 7y agoWell, while this approach would make it much clearer it is unfortunately also very unfeasible to do. Neither a photo api would give those details nor would it be possible to aggregate all those information by hand for each film. Thanks for your input!