[Vendee]

Excellent series with the HP5. I don't understand why some seem to bad-mouth the film, it produces nice tonality.

I think I've only ever shot 5 or 6 rolls of it but I think I prefer the grain of Tri-x 400. Having said that, I've just shot a roll of HP5 @ 200 which I'll develop this weekend so it will be interesting to see how that turns out.

[Nesster]

Adox CHS ART 50, HC-110, No.2 Folding Pocket Brownie - 99th birthday roll

[michael markey]

Oh sorry ...my mistake.
Senior moment

[womble]

Gandhi in Tavistock Square, London.

Pentax ES, SMC Takumar 50mm f/1.4 lens, Kodak Tmax 100 film.



K.

[gofour3]

Pentax 67 and 45/4 shooting Kodak T-Max 400. (SFU and Granville Island)





Phil.

[Jonathan Mac]

My mission to find my preferred 100-ish ISO B&W film continues. First was the T-Max 100, now FP4+, and the Ilford Delta 100 is already loaded in the ME Super.

I think my MX is over-exposing though. I will compare the meter readings with other cameras, but it's more likely the shutter speeds, which have not been checked.

I feel I've passed a milestone in my 35mm photography - this is the first film I've run through that I like every shot taken (except for one where I left the lock off and it took a shot of the inside of the lens cap...)

These were developed in Ilfosol 3 at 25ºC, we're really reaching the upper limit for normal development temps here in Spain as summer lurches on.

These are all shots of Segovia.

[Jonathan Mac]

And here are a few T-Max 100 (at 80) shots for comparison.

[tuco]

Another visit to the Oregon Sand Dunes in early July.

320TXP, Y2 Yellow Filter, PMK Pyro

[Vendee]

Another visit to the Oregon Sand Dunes in early July.


320TXP, Y2 Yellow Filter, PMK Pyro

Oh very nice, particularly the first one.

[tuco]

Oh very nice, particularly the first one.

Thanks.

X-posted and another one processed yesterday. I took a nearly identical shot several years ago. I think it needs a really high tide to move it.

Schneider Symmar-S 180mm/f5.6, Fuji 100ACR

[aurele]

I feel I've passed a milestone in my 35mm photography - this is the first film I've run through that I like every shot taken

impressive i wish i could say that one day ! my last roll tells me i'm around 50% of this goal

we're really reaching the upper limit for normal development temps here in Spain as summer lurches on

I wish i could say "it's too hot here" during the summer In Paris, it's ****ing freezing for summer, i even get a cold. Yes a good damn fu**ing cold in summer !

Anyway, my favorites are
1st post : 3rd picture : i really like the fact it's bursting of detail.
2nd post : 4th picture : i like the symbol.


Tuco : nice shot with the sand dune, as always


Here is my small contriution to the thread
All are Tri-x 400 and/or NeoPan 400



MZ-5n, DA 40ltd.


same as before.
Artillerie truck leaving the place de l'Etoile, at the top of the Champs Elysée, after the military parade of the 14 of july.

[tuco]

...
These were developed in Ilfosol 3 at 25ºC, we're really reaching the upper limit for normal development temps here in Spain as summer lurches on.
...

One solution for warm tap water is to use Diafine developer. It has one developing time for nearly all films in the 68°-85°F (=20°-30°C) temperature range.

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Tuco : nice shot with the sand dune, as always

Why thanks.

[Vendee]

I wish i could say "it's too hot here" during the summer In Paris, it's ****ing freezing for summer, i even get a cold.

Well it had better warm up a bit because I'll be there in three weeks

[aurele]

Why thanks.

it's always somehow pure, visually simple (ie : not fuzzy or messy), and what i like most, relaxing.

[gofour3]

Thanks.

X-posted and another one processed yesterday. I took a nearly identical shot several years ago. I think it needs a really high tide to move it.

Schneider Symmar-S 180mm/f5.6, Fuji 100ACR

Very nice!

Phil.