[Helios 1984]

Here are a few shots of chromogenic Kodak BWC 400 (Expired 2003) which I've processed in my Rondinax tank with SP-110EC dilution B for 5:30 minutes at 20c.

[Bonner04]

Ventura, California
Pentax ME Super SE, Pentax 55mm f/1.8 smc Takumar, Kodak TMAX 400
T-Max Developer 1:4 7 Minutes
Pacific Image Prime Film XA Slide & Negative Scanner

I love this lens and have owned it since it came with my brand new Honeywell Pentax Spotmatic in 1971. I also adapt it to my Fuji X-T1 because it has a personality
that one doesn't get with digital camera lenses.

[g026r]

Some fun with a cheap IR filter. A lot of this roll didn't turn out as the Jupiter-12's aperture design doesn't really make it a good lens to use with a filter that's practically opaque. I had taped the aperture ring fast, but not fast enough that screwing the filter in didn't cause it to shift position.

Those that did turn out were the ones where deliberate over-exposure resulted in it being approximately correct for the actual aperture, and where I didn't accidentally ruin the whole picture with too much camera shake.






Contax II.
Jupiter-12.
JCH Streetpan 400.

[dsmithhfx]

Some fun with a cheap IR filter. A lot of this roll didn't turn out as the Jupiter-12's aperture design doesn't really make it a good lens to use with a filter that's practically opaque. I had taped the aperture ring fast, but not fast enough that screwing the filter in didn't cause it to shift position.

Those that did turn out were the ones where deliberate over-exposure resulted in it being approximately correct for the actual aperture, and where I didn't accidentally ruin the whole picture with too much camera shake.






Contax II.
Jupiter-12.
JCH Streetpan 400.

That wouldn't be an issue with my jupiter 9, I practically need a wrench to change aperture.

[Russell W. Barnes]

Twenty years ago my in-laws moved farms and in the process of clearing out, we found a bakelite Kodak Brownie 127. And it had a film in it! We worked out it had been given to one of the lads as a Christmas or birthday present in 1964. Anyway... I found the film at the back of a drawer the other week, so thought I'd develop it and see what happened.

Kodak 127 Verichrome Pan from 1964; Ilford DD-X 1+9, stand-developed for 45 mins at a nominal 20 deg. C room temp. Fixed for 10 mins.

[Russell W. Barnes]

Praktica MTL3, Auto-Chinon 28mm f2.8 lens; Fomapan 100 in Ilford ID-11 1+1, 11 mins @ 19.5°C agitated four times in ten secs initially then 4 times in ten secs every minute hence.

Scanned with Acer Scanwit 2720S RAW mode.

[nickthetasmaniac]

My sister-in-law and a friend of her's with his Hassy SWC (he also lent me the 40mm Nokton used for this shot).

Kuala Lumpur | M2, HP5+ and Voigtlander Nokton 40/f1.4

[cooltouch]

Heh, such a "homey" looking shot for such an exotic (to me) location. I wonder what he has dangling from the strap on his shoulder? The Voigtlander or maybe Leica with which his Nokton would be used?

[nickthetasmaniac]

Heh, such a "homey" looking shot for such an exotic (to me) location. I wonder what he has dangling from the strap on his shoulder? The Voigtlander or maybe Leica with which his Nokton would be used?

On this day he was using the Hassleblad for film and had the Nokton 40mm mounted on a Sony A7 (not sure which varient). The Leica M2 is mine, I just borrowed the Nokton for this shot and a couple of others. For most of the trip I was using a Voigt 28mm.

Haha it is a homey shot, I think by this point my sister-in-law was a bit bored of us geeking out about cameras

[ctrout]

Cross-processed a roll of Seattle Filmworks 100 speed color film that's been sitting around my house for 18 years. 15 minutes in D76 1+3, fixed with TF-4.

[Jean Poitiers]

Pentax ME Super + M 20/4 + Fomapan 200 + Caffenol CH for 15 minutes @ 20° ...

[gofour3]

Seattle: (KM & A35-105/3.5, shooting T-max 400)



Phil.

[drmoss_ca]

F6, Superia 400, Argentix presskit, X1 scan, converted to B&W in LR:

[twilhelm]

Svema Blue Sensitive (ISO 6)
Voigtlander Bessa-L Snapshot Skopar 25 f/4

[Xmas]

Some fun with a cheap IR filter. A lot of this roll didn't turn out as the Jupiter-12's aperture design doesn't really make it a good lens to use with a filter that's practically opaque. I had taped the aperture ring fast, but not fast enough that screwing the filter in didn't cause it to shift position.

Those that did turn out were the ones where deliberate over-exposure resulted in it being approximately correct for the actual aperture, and where I didn't accidentally ruin the whole picture with too much camera shake.






Contax II.
Jupiter-12.
JCH Streetpan 400.

Excellent please could you provide more details!