Restoring slides with a Fuji Frontier SP3000 lab film scanner

[@willinirschl]

Wowowow... That's so cool Lee. It seems like you found a true treasure but omg is it a lot of work to bring them slides back to life. Big respect for your effort and work my friend. As a viewer I can tell you the results are incredible ❤️

[@benbird8448]

Absolutely love these man. I really think you made the right choice to streamline the process a bit more. Excited to see more!

[@radiomoths]

thanks! yeah, it was frustrating not getting anything done for a long while, but this method just makes the most sense to me now. its so much easier in comparison and the only time consuming bit is the clean up in post - but i don't need to go too hard on that unless printing etc.

[@benbird8448]

@ I think you hit in on the head. Seems like a much better way to keep your motivation up without being stuck in the weeds and getting burnt out again.

[@ghiribizzo]

What a task! But the end results are stunning. The ones we’ve seen like the couple with the burning match and cigarette are great. You may also find that sometime in the future there may be a few historical gems from a place that seem so-so to you but somewhere, someone sees it and it’s the missing link they never knew existed to an event. Good luck with the task!

[@allanroney]

Magic.

[@rich8019]

Shots are great, but what a job this is. Plustek would have been brutal for this work. Keen to see more of these as you work through them!

[@radiomoths]

@@rich8019 ha aye, the Plustek certainly was (though it is an excellent scanner!). I'll definitely be sharing more of this as i go, and will be blogging about it too on my website, so keep an eye out there :)

[@JohnsysChannel]

Were these the ones you inherited from your uncle? They’re amazing shots.

[@radiomoths]

yeah, these are those very ones! still a ways to go... 😅