[longbow]

Just processed my first pushed roll - HP5+ @ 1600, developed with DD-X

Super Program & FA43

[Jonathan Mac]

Some more shots from the MX, Tri-X at 1600


MX, Tri-X 1600 051 by Jonathan MacDonald, on Flickr


MX, Tri-X 1600 017 by Jonathan MacDonald, on Flickr


MX, Tri-X 1600 005 by Jonathan MacDonald, on Flickr

[jcdoss]

Oppenstein and Snow taken with Pentax K2 and Pentax-K 30/2.8 on Kentmere 400 and developed in Caffenol-CH by Jason Doss, on Flickr

[bobbotron]

Just processed my first pushed roll - HP5+ @ 1600, developed with DD-X

Super Program & FA43

Looks great. Man, so much better than my results with Delta 3200 at 1600 ISO in DD-X. How any/frequently did you agitate?

[longbow]

How any/frequently did you agitate?

For 10sec the start of every minute, develop time was 13 min. I'm such a beginner, I follow the directions exactly and after 7 rolls (I did say beginner) haven't had any screw-ups....yet !!


I do like the look better than at 400 ISO, will try 3200 next.

[rud]

Hello everyone! My first contribution to this thread.

P645 // A35mm // Fuji Acros 100 @ 400 // Developed in Caffenol

Tangled Wire

[drmoss_ca]

What a relief to be home and with a proper camera again!



M2, Summarit 90/Summilux 35FLE, Pan F, HC-110, X1 scans:



















Chris

[Jonathan Mac]

Some shots from inside a fire brigade park (the oldest one in Madrid) with MX and Tri-X pushed to 1600.


MX, Tri-X 1600 012 by Jonathan MacDonald, on Flickr


MX, Tri-X 1600 013a by Jonathan MacDonald, on Flickr


MX, Tri-X 1600 011 by Jonathan MacDonald, on Flickr

[drmoss_ca]

I went down to the nearest wharf to see if the boats were in the water for the upcoming lobster season, but only the traps are set out for loading. I rather wished I had a colour film as all the floats are painted in various colours to show who owns them, and all those lines are various bright colours too. Never mind, I chose XP2 as it was dull and overcast with rain and flurries in the air.



M2, 35FLE, XP2, HC-110, X1 scans:





















Chris

[Nesster]

Some Kodak Safety Film 5063 AKA Tri-X. I think I used Acutol back then. Olympus Pen FT half frame camera, circa 1977

[jcdoss]

I think this was the very first roll of B/W film I shot and developed all by myself.


Wunder Bar! taken with Pentax KX and Pentx-M 35/2 on Kentmere 100 and developed in Ilford DDX by Jason Doss, on Flickr

[45 Mike]

Zeiss Ikonta 532/a 645 on ultrafine xtreme 100 120 roll film in d-76 1+1

[drmoss_ca]

And I took some XP2 to the wharf as as well as the Portra.

645n, 75/2.8, XP2, Unicolor presskit (on the same reel as the Portra!), X1 scans:









Chris

[bobbotron]

Rollei Retro 80s with the 645.

[kp0c]

For 10sec the start of every minute, develop time was 13 min. I'm such a beginner, I follow the directions exactly and after 7 rolls (I did say beginner) haven't had any screw-ups....yet !!


I do like the look better than at 400 ISO, will try 3200 next.

I also shoot with the same film and am also just beginning...! I'm lucky enough to have a very good lab close by and access to high end scanners, enlargers, paper, dark room, chemicals, etc. at the university I study and work at. Until now, so for my first 4 or 5 rolls, don't remember exactly how many, I had them developed at the lab, however, I'd like to try it myself this Summer. I still haven't scanned my developed film, but will post here when I do.

Anyway, my question for you was regarding your exposition of the hp5+ film. Do you simply set your camera at iso 1600 and then properly exposed the shot as per the internal meter of the camera? Then you simply adjust the developing time accordingly?

Thanks!