Sorry that these aren’t new new, but I finally tried out my new Valoi 360 DSLR scanning rig and re-scanned some of my film shots. I like it. It makes the film flatter with 120 than my other setup. It’s also MUCH quicker, especially if the roll is uncut. Dust can still a problem, and shots with lots of sky or dark areas (as most of these are) can take a bit of manual healing in Lightroom or PS. That said, I get much more consistent results now, as these medium format shots are actually two exposures stitched back together in Lightroom (resolution ends up around 43MP). All shot on Mamiya RB67. B&W is TMax400, the color is Ektachrome 100 slide film and Velvia 100. I think this first one is Velvia 100, but it’s been a while. I found it very hard to work with. These are Ektachrome which has been just great. And a few I scanned of my dad and aunt from the mid 60s on unknown Kodak stock.