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These images were made recently, using my 8x10 inches Gandolfi camera, loaded with Fomapan sheetfilm. To develop the negatives, on a Jobo CPP2 processor, I used Kodak D-76 or Adolux ATM 49 developers. I used an Epson Perfection 4990 to scan the negatives.
Sorry, I am not that good at scanning film...