[tuco]

Love the water skier shot
Sweet 32...

Thanks

[tuco]

Old generation of T-Max 100 and some fun with the Pentax 165mm leaf shutter.
Pentax 67, 67 165mm LS, TMX 6052, AF400T Flash

[Huss]

Victor Polster directed by Juliet Burnett - In Situ, Choreolab 2019

Very cool shot! Any details about film etc?

[Sam_I_am]

Old generation of T-Max 100 and some fun with the Pentax 165mm leaf shutter.
Pentax 67, 67 165mm LS, TMX 6052, AF400T Flash

Nice photos. Looks like she is comfortable being in front of the camera. My wife is the main photographer in our family, but she prefers being behind the camera. 😃

[tuco]

Nice photos. Looks like she is comfortable being in front of the camera. My wife is the main photographer in our family, but she prefers being behind the camera. 😃

Thanks again.

[AgentL]

Victor Polster directed by Juliet Burnett - In Situ, Choreolab 2019

Whoa, cool shot!

[Bonner04]

Short drive on a Sunday to get out of the house!

November 15, 2020
Lompoc
Mission La Purísima Concepción, or La Purísima Mission is a Spanish mission in Lompoc, California. It was established on December 8, 1787 by the Franciscan order. Wikipedia

FujiFilm GA645wi Pro
Fuji 45mm f/4.0
Ilford HP4
f/5.6 1/125 ASA 50
Yellow filter

This is my second roll of film I have ever taken and ever developed. (first one turned our very overexposed and was more or less a big fail, but also a big learning experience.)

Please forgive me the very bad scan, I only have an all-in-one printer/scanner/copier and the result isn't great. I am very surprised though how nice the real photos turned out, the contrast is very deep and I think and feel that I have more or less achieved a correct exposure. But as we all know, a correct exposure doesn't mean a good photo. So what I am looking for here, isn't so much the photo itself but if I have successfully managed to achieve a good exposure.

I am still learning and it is a lot of fun.

Thank you for any critique bad or good ;-)
Dino photo
K1000
f1.4 1/2 ASA400
Kodal tri-x

Convenient store photo
K1000
f16 12sec ASA400
Kodal tri-x

[Lhorn]

I like them both a lot, especially the Dinosaur.

[womble]

Very nice image. That camera is on my wish list. My wife thinks I have a screw loose for buying a TLR, wait until I come home with an ancient folding camera.

I'm very fond of mine. I use it a lot when travelling as it gives me a medium format option in a nice compact camera. TLRs are great, but bulky.

[Arjay Bee]

Finally had a roll of T-Max 100 developed and scanned. Many of the images are from a camera walk in Auckland City New Zealand



MX & M40

[tuco]

Convenient store photo
K1000
f16 12sec ASA400
Kodal tri-x

Did that 12 second exposure also include correction for reciprocity? When exposures get too long for some films, you need to add more exposure. For example, a 10-second metered exposure with 400TX requires 2-stops of additional exposure and a 20% reduction in development time per Kodak's Tri-X Data Sheet.

With a tabular grain films like T-Max 400, you can go up to about a 10 second metered exposure before needing to correct for reciprocity; whereas, with a cubic grain film like 400TX you need to start correcting after a 1-second metered exposure.

[crossed-up]

Pentax P30, M50 1:1.7, Ilford Delta 400

[Arjay Bee]

Auckland War Memorial and Museum
MX M40 & TMax 100
Commercial development and scan

[_the_bside_]

Whoa, cool shot!

Thanks mate!