From a very old slide. Edited in Live Picture and GKON. I think I used a 50mm f3.5 Elmar, as I have had that lens for 50 years. There were hours of work to get the apparent lighting right. The shadows on the original were bluish.
Image was taken in 1953 with LEICA II and Leitz Elmar 50mm f/3.5, Mimosa Panchro Film, 21/10°DIN. Rodinal, Crop 50%
Original-Negativ captured with Canon 5D and Apo-Elmarit 100mm f/2.8 plus Elpro 1:1
Window shot in mendocino CA, c. 1980. B and W image shot by my father 1944 in London when he was on leave (RAF.) Photomontage Created in San Francisco on the anniversary of my Father's death, to honor him, - also my birthday.
120 Negative scanned on flat bed scanner.
ISO 3200 1959 Elmar 50mm lens hand held. Level adjustments only. No noise reduction. Used f8 because focussing was critical and body movement to and fro would put any f3.5 image OOF. Lens set at closest focus distance.
