Originally posted by Jimfear Fittingly
mehanikaloptikal posted some high ISO pictures above, nice ones also. I just finished a high ISO experiment I had been thinking about for a while.
Shooting Tri-x at 6400 and stand developing it in Rodinal. I was really surprised by the results! I was expecting grain the size of a smaller house and no grey scale at all.
Tri-x @6400 for 2 hours in Rodinal
KX with K50/1.2 @ about f/2.8
I'm not experienced with high-ISO film usage, but that looks incredibly clean! Sure it wasn't taken with a digital K-x?
I have a 1600iso Tri-X experiment going at the moment, however I don't do my own development at this stage. Will see how it goes when I finish the roll.
I have enjoyed viewing the shots here on the last 2 pages in particular.
Jussi - very nice shots, and so sharp. What is that car in your film comparison?
I have been 'excited' lately and have another 5 rolls being developed this week. Meanwhile here is a couple of shots I haven't posted as yet:
Super Program, M50 f/1.4, Ilford FP4+ 125iso (I need to check!)
(This was my first time using this film, and I was walking through a dense forest track with streams and mountains etc in NZ. Unfortunately I didn't do very well, the film seemed to have too much contrast for the lighting conditions and I think my technique wasn't very good. It's all a learning experience I guess... The image below was one that I wasn't too unhappy with)
Super Program, M50 f/1.4, Kodak ektar 100 (I should check this too)
Lake Tekapo, New Zealand