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The film was likely bowed when it was scanned
It could also be a temporary slowing down of the scanner speed part way through the scan.
Just curious whether you opted for Noritsu or Frontier scans and what the film was? (some films have more of a tendency to curl up than others)
But is it now a more creative/artistic result than a non-deformed one?
'Using a combination of analogue photography, scanner warping, and gender theory, Richard explores how Patriarchy distorts our view of society. In Cups on a Table, elongation is a bold metaphor for the unequal distribution of resources between the sexes.'But is it now a more creative/artistic result than a non-deformed one?
Or the alternative take, which discounts the patriarchal gender-economic imbalance hypothesis, but instead strives to encapsulate the concepts of social inclusion and regional diversity: "Eee, Richard lad, some bugger's made a right cock of that, aven't they?!"'Using a combination of analogue photography, scanner warping, and gender theory, Richard explores how Patriarchy distorts our view of society. In Cups on a Table, elongation is a bold metaphor for the unequal distribution of resources between the sexes.'
But is it now a more creative/artistic result than a non-deformed one?
'Using a combination of analogue photography, scanner warping, and gender theory, Richard explores how Patriarchy distorts our view of society. In Cups on a Table, elongation is a bold metaphor for the unequal distribution of resources between the sexes.'
Or the alternative take, which discounts the patriarchal gender-economic imbalance hypothesis, but instead strives to encapsulate the concepts of social inclusion and regional diversity: "Eee, Richard lad, some bugger's made a right cock of that, aven't they?!"