The Flickr Vintagefilm Image Generatr

Petri BN Hilford5 by [olivier.jules.bside]

Open and Available for Commissions by jshortart

For the past 20+ years I’ve worked with various galleries and art brokers to deliver press-ready, high resolution digital files for any of my works old or new, in any requested size, dimension or color. I’m always looking to foster more such relationships or licensing opportunities - Hello! I’ve been a graphic designer and prepress print production specialist for over 2 decades, so my files are guaranteed to be crisp, clean and beautifully color corrected for any type of print media (even at enormous, billboard proportions) — all delivered in a timely, professional, and friendly manner. I also offer custom, one-of-a-kind, handmade commissioned works that can be sent via post, or altered/enlarged and delivered digitally for print production. Cheers!

Chess Master by Alfredo Rafael

Sunshine at the end of the valley - Kemater Alm, Tyrol by vintage_film_emulsion

Kodal Gold 200, Rollfilm, expired

LVT_TEST_IMAGE by Chris Protopapas

Test image supplied by Kodak for their LVT digital image recorder, early 1990s. The high-resolution file is 8x10 inches at 1000DPI, or 400 pixels per centimeter. The image on the Kodak CD was untagged, but sRGB seems to be appropriate. The original images were probably scanned on an Isomet 455 drum scanner.

The LVT (Light Valve Technology) film recorder was used as an output device for early image manipulation systems such as Scitex, Quantel Paintbox and Shima Seiki. The final result was an 8X10 Ektacrome or Fujichrome transparency that was "final RGB art" and was in turn scanned by separators for CMYK use on printing presses.