My process with film photography, as demonstrated in the project I am presenting below, is
highly precise and aims to capture the authenticity of what is recorded on the film after and before the
shot is taken.

I use a bellows,
a vintage macro lens,
and my camera
to digitize
the image.
So I proceed with the “scan” to obtain a
malleable RAW file that allows the beauty of
the images to be rendered to the fullest.
After scanning all the images, the process moves to Lightroom,
where I convert the negative adjust the colors to look natural.
In one of my projects, the photos were taken by
my grandfather in the late 1990s;
I selected and scanned over
400 slides to create this little book!
And this is the final results, created using the images!