[alt-photo] Instant film images on a convention center marquee

[Ryuji Suzuki]

Earlier in this past spring, I asked questions about instant films here, and I 
did a little project... which actually grew into a marketing project for the 
artists in Fort Point district of Boston. From Fujifilm FP3000B instant films, 
paper negatives were salvaged and scanned with Epson V700 into Adobe DNG files, 
and then post processed in Lightroom and Photoshop as usual, and shipped to the 
graphic designer, who made the designs for the print materials (several editions 
of posters, postcards, and program booklet) as well as animation that went on 
the marquee of Boston Convention and Exhibition Center (BCEC).

https://vimeo.com/51864522

Scanned instant film actually looks very nice on the cover pages of booklet, 
postcard and posters. The poster looks grainy but it is totally usable (much 
more pleasant than enlargements from T-MAX P3200).

I thought to share with you because I don't think it's very common to expose 
instant films and end up on huge screens.

Graphic art by:
http://www.jkali.com/

Related links:
http://www.fortpointarts.org/
http://www.bostonconventioncenter.com/

--
Ryuji Suzuki
"They paved paradise, and put up a parking lot, with a pink hotel, a boutique
and a swinging hot spot." (Joni Mitchell in Big Yellow Taxi)