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12-22-2013, 09:48 AM - 1 Like   #2581
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A nightshot on kentmere 400 @ 1600

Love K400 more on 1600 than on 400.

Shot with pentax mz-5N & K 55 1.8




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12-23-2013, 01:51 PM   #2582
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QuoteOriginally posted by crabe919 Quote
A nightshot on kentmere 400 @ 1600

Love K400 more on 1600 than on 400.
Nice work!
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These two frames, next to each other on the roll, turn out to make sense together... Canon 7, Canon RF 50/1.8, Tri-X, Rodinal




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Thanks, Phil. Another fog shot with the Canon 7...


Cool photo. I love Tri-x. Was this a crop? If not, was it pushed? I'm trying to figure out why the grain came out so big...
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QuoteOriginally posted by jakeblues Quote
Cool photo. I love Tri-x. Was this a crop? If not, was it pushed? I'm trying to figure out why the grain came out so big...
Thanks - I'm trying to figure that out as well. I can put some blame on my extremely lax development technique -- I approximated the Rodinal dilution, didn't bother to take the temperature, and I'd somehow got the film canister inside the tank. The pic is just about full width but cropped vertically, and it was grey, damp, foggy. Between that and whatever I did taking the pic these frames are very dense.
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QuoteOriginally posted by Nesster Quote
Thanks - I'm trying to figure that out as well. I can put some blame on my extremely lax development technique -- I approximated the Rodinal dilution, didn't bother to take the temperature, and I'd somehow got the film canister inside the tank. The pic is just about full width but cropped vertically, and it was grey, damp, foggy. Between that and whatever I did taking the pic these frames are very dense.
You know, I had something similar happen on a very foggy day. Perhaps it's a function of the lighting? Here's the pic in question. My notes say it was Ilford XP2, which I usually find to be very smooth. Pentax ME, M 50/1.7:



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QuoteOriginally posted by Swift1 Quote
Nice work!
Thanks!

Another one from the same night. This time shot on tmax 400 @ 400 in xtol.
Shot with pentax mz-5N & K 20 4


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'British Summertime' -- a typical rainy day at a local village fete -- ME Super+ 50mm f1.7 SMC Pentax-M, + ORWO NP22 film+ weak flash

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QuoteOriginally posted by pentaxpete Quote
'British Summertime' -- a typical rainy day at a local village fete -- ME Super+ 50mm f1.7 SMC Pentax-M, + ORWO NP22 film+ weak flash

Nice one!
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Sexy Sexy. Who wears short shorts?
Jokes aside the picture really does capture the feel of the moment. I'd like to think that they are going on with the day, typical rainy weather or no, in a show of British fortitude rather than quickly packing up to flee to dryer places.
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Nikon F3 HP, Nikkor 50/1.8, yellow filter, Kodak Tri-x pushed to ISO 800

The fun part was locking exposure, manual zone focussing, and panning fast just in time, and then seeing that it came out well.

I like how Tri-X looks even during harsh midday sunlight with a yellow filter. Digital just doesn't have the same character even with film simulation processing.
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QuoteOriginally posted by gerafotografija Quote

Nikon F3 HP, Nikkor 50/1.8, yellow filter, Kodak Tri-x pushed to ISO 800

The fun part was locking exposure, manual zone focussing, and panning fast just in time, and then seeing that it came out well.

I like how Tri-X looks even during harsh midday sunlight with a yellow filter. Digital just doesn't have the same character even with film simulation processing.
Very nice shot!

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Figured I should post something once in awhile.
Probably Kodak BW400CN before i set up the darkroom stuff.
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