Bective Abbey
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thefizz

Bective Abbey

Difficult print to make due to the lighting conditions but I'm pretty happy with it.

12"x16" Print
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Location
Bective, Trim, Ireland
Equipment Used
Mamiya RZ67 with 50mm lens
Exposure
long
Film & Developer
Efke Aura & RO9 Special
Paper & Developer
Fomatone 532 II & Moersch Easylith
StoneNYC
It's very interesting how it doesn't look so IR as just almost a color print, really cool. and in Rodinal, do you like that better than HC-110 for IR?
 
The lith has done an excellent job here. It has given it a soft look that is reminiscent of an "old days" colour shot and yet it is different. A little like a very good hand-coloured print that looks like a colour print but has a distinctive look that makes it different
 
thefizz
StoneNYC said:
It's very interesting how it doesn't look so IR as just almost a color print, really cool. and in Rodinal, do you like that better than HC-110 for IR?
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I guess with no vegetation in the scene it doesn't resemble a typical IR image. I used that film more for the light flare effect. I used Rodinal Special (Studional) which is very different to Rodinal. I have never used HC-110 so can't compare.
 
StoneNYC
thefizz said:
StoneNYC said:
It's very interesting how it doesn't look so IR as just almost a color print, really cool. and in Rodinal, do you like that better than HC-110 for IR?
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I guess with no vegetation in the scene it doesn't resemble a typical IR image. I used that film more for the light flare effect. I used Rodinal Special (Studional) which is very different to Rodinal. I have never used HC-110 so can't compare.
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I didn't notice the "special" at the end... can you explain the difference between the two (regular R09 and R09 Spezial) please? I'm curious, freestyle mentions faster dev times, but that's all. Is that it, or is there more?
 
thefizz
Rodinal Special (Studional) is a solvent developer which softens the grain in the film providing a smooth image. Rodinal is a non-solvent (accutance) developer which emphasizes the shape and edges of the grain resulting in a sharper image.Yes the processing times for Rodinal Special are very short but I dilute it 1:30 rather than the suggested 1:15 to extend my times.
 
StoneNYC
Interesting, so, as far as the overall look. Or rather the tone it gives, are they still similar?
 

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