Mooring Rope

• mike c

• Mar 21, 2016

Well, I guess you can fight with it, but it looks good to me. Like the way the rope dissects the photo and the really gritty concrete.

 

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  sly

• Mar 21, 2016

this one turned out great. Many (most) others were a mess.

 

• HiHoSilver

• Mar 21, 2016

I'm pretty ignorant about lith printing. For a 3200 ISO, I'm a bit taken back at the absense of grain and the fineness of the rope's reflection. Indeed - it turned out great.

 

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  Martin Aislabie

• Mar 22, 2016

Love the composition of this shot

Martin

 

• HiHoSilver

• Mar 27, 2016

Sly, do you shoot this at ISO 3200? or something else?

 

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  sly

• Mar 29, 2016

Hi Hiho - tried to send you a PM, but no luck.
I shoot at 1600, and develop for 3200 in DDX. Works a treat. Love it for lith. Advice originally garnered on this wonderful site.

 

• HiHoSilver

• Mar 29, 2016

Sly, thank you. I appreciate your kind help., 'Hard to believe the speed w/ no grain visible on the monitor. That's one of the reasons i kept going back to look.
Thanks again, Sly. All best to you & yours.

 

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  sly

• Mar 29, 2016

If you want grain, develop this film in Rodinal - golf balls!

 

• HiHoSilver

• Mar 30, 2016

How's HC-110 or Pyrocat-HD or D76 do? I do notice the grain from Rodinal.

 

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  sly

• Mar 30, 2016

Don't know. I stick to DDX. (Except the once with rodinal) You can find info about the different chemistry of Delta films with a search in the forums.