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This is just one of many images shot with black and white film produced by the Japan Camera Hunter: JCH StreetPan 400. I used both orange and red filters, and the success shows in good contrast, for both long and short scale. The Oly OM-1n and 50mm lens are a wonderful travel combo – small, lightweight, and well made.
This is one of the cliff dwellings found in Mesa Verde National Park, in the Four Corners area, in Colorado. We spent a couple of days there, enjoying the rich history and beauty of the area.
The Glass Aerie 
Great stuff, Naomi!
Love the tones here—scanned on the Pakon, or elsewhere?
Cheers,
M.
Hey, Mark! I couldn’t get the Pakon to do the scanning correctly, although I did scan some B&W a while back – TriX or Ilford I think. JCH StreetPan 400 isn’t a DX-coded film as far as I can tell. So, to get back to your question, I used the V600 to scan the film, did post in LR6 and On1. Overall, very pleased and happy – excited, to be honest! – about the results. Thanks for compliment! – N
Naomi,
Same issue I had with my Pakon–I don’t think it is the DX coding, but rather the Acetate base.
Anyway, great job!
M.
Stunning!
It is! (the view – the picture is ok B-) )