One of the good things for me about having a flat bed scanner is that it makes old negatives, in many cases never printed, available and easily usable.
Here is a selection of images from scans of old negatives going back to the mid ‘80s taken on different formats and films which I recently posted on Instagram. (NB these have all been cropped square to fit the Instagram format).
Taken in a market in the Urals, early ‘90s. Probably taken on a Minolta SRT 35 mm with standard lens. Efke 100 film.
Scan of a FP4 negative taken with a Pentax KX 35 mm camera, 55 1.8 lens.
Moscow, mid ‘90s, Minolta X700. In light of the current lockdown, I posted this with the title ‘Socialist distancing’
Nikolaev railway station, Southern Ukraine, mid ‘90s. Minolta X700.