Experiments in GAF 70mm cutting to 120
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Experiments in GAF 70mm cutting to 120

So a very kind APUGer and I have been working on a cutting system for 70mm to 120. I'm the supplier of test film and spools/backing paper, and he does the real work. I received the first test roll from him and shot some grass today, the shinny overgrown wheat looking stuff.

On top of that I experimented with an HC-110 deviation (I usually use Ilfsol 3 for old films as it seems to cut down on fog, today I had commented on a thread about it, and how it was better than HC-110 (B) for old fogged films. But HC-110 is really much cheaper, so I wanted a way to cut fog and perhaps save money using HC-110 so I tried using it at 1:25 and it worked much better... I'll call this Dilution (S) for Stone :-p

The grain comparisons are severe though, Ilfsol 3 was very sharp with very defined grain, HC-110 (S) is fine but the grain is very soft and blurred, similar to how Acros 100 looks to me, but with less contrast.

There were a few snags that need to be worked out (cut went into the frame only twice but otherwise VERY straight and even).
Location
Orangeberg, NY, USA
Equipment Used
Mamiya RZ67, 180mm, 120 back, Sekonc 7xxDR
Exposure
f/16 @ 1/200
Film & Developer
GAF 70mm Aerial Film Expired 1967 in HC-110 Dilution S (for Stone 1:25)
Paper & Developer
Epson Scan, basic edge cropping and dust removal
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  1. Yes
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