This is the IR version of a previously posted image I'm very fond of. Although this is not truly the intended image, it seems there was some kind of severe light leak in the second half of the roll and all the images have some kind of fog. I also apparently severely over exposed the earlier images. The standard film came out fine, so I'm not sure, but this was done on my 4x5 so perhaps the bellows material isn't IR light proof?
Good stuff. My 45A does have IR-tight bellows, so that's probably not it. You mention roll; was this a 6x7 back on the 4x5? It looks grainy even for 6x7.
Good stuff. My 45A does have IR-tight bellows, so that's probably not it. You mention roll; was this a 6x7 back on the 4x5? It looks grainy even for 6x7.
I agree, it's grainy, I'm not sure if I'm just bad at shooting IR shots, but I always seem to almost OVER expose them, or it feels this way, and then the grain looks very mucky, I've only used HC-110(B) which is the only reason I even bought that particular developer, I decided I would give it one more shot on normal film, and it did OK enough that I figured I'd finish off the bottle, I tend to like it for some things when Rodinal just isn't right, but I feel like all the IR images are grainy, and yes, 6x7 from a cambo back. Not sure what I'm doing wrong, my agitation is VERY gentile. I may just have a bad batch of IR film too...?But I think it's just over exposure and then having to pull it back, everyone says 5-6 stops but every time the negs look really dense.
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