The XPan was the in the final generation of film cameras, so it’s actually highly automated and a pleasure to use. I’ve been sorting through film and developer choices and have been refining my technique for converting to digital, finally standardizing on a reasonable effective workflow. Developing and scanning adds about two hours to my daily photo workflow, so I only shoot film on those rare days when I’m comfortable that I have the time to process it.
Shooting film leads me back to the craft of photograph; I’m revelling in it.
Day 3766 of one photograph every day for the rest of my life.
On this date nine years ago (day 479 of one photograph every day): Warren CT.
