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Arista Edu and converting it to different low contrast peaceful film by development

StoneNYC

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I spoke in error, I was thinking he was using Arist(FOMA)100 not 400, so I was suggesting 2 stops under for the exposure index (essentially exposing 2 stops of over exposure and then pulling).

I'm so glad I caught your comment, so with 400 I would suggest shooting at 100 and pulling 2 stops, I think 3 stops might be too much. But either way the results might be interesting.

I also agree that FOMA in general tends to be contrasty in nature... All 4x5 FOMA100 shot at 100 and probably all developed in Rodinal.




 
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Dan ,

My sister won a scholarship from Harvard University and visited Texas ,Arizona ,Nevada and New Mexico . She was at Area 51 , climbed to the top of the Yucca Mountain with truck , spent 3 weeks at Carlsbad and crossed the Armagossa Valley and go under 300 meters in nuclear storage facility in Carlsbad and bringed me 250 million years old rock salt. I have hundreds of pictures , what a lovely place. She interviewed with local press and appeared on NM newspapers. I have Ansels Death Valley book also. She always cooks in tortilla and avid cook

Thank you Bill and Athiril as always .
 
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Stone ,

Your pipe smoking man picture is awesome.

ps. Train is really looks excellent , extremelly sharp and graphics are readable.

If I could do it , I would be a very happy man.

Umut
 
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I like the idea of peaceful film
 

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I love how these "I have these materials to work with, help" threads always turn into "screw what you have and use what I use" threads. It sure would be nice if we all could actually stick to what the OP asked and not self promote.
 

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timor , I can go 400 to 50 maximum. With no dx 100 asa cartridges , +1 ev mode action at leica mini 2 and mini zoom , 400 to 50 and I can climb from there 50 to 100 only. No more action on these cameras.
If you have metal cartridges you can create any DX coding you wish using just some sharp tip of the knife.
 

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Stone ,

Your pipe smoking man picture is awesome.

ps. Train is really looks excellent , extremelly sharp and graphics are readable.

If I could do it , I would be a very happy man.

Umut

Thank you. I was only trying to demonstrate the high contrast. Appreciate the complement.

The train image took me almost 3 hours, many trains, the focus and sharpness was hard because of tilting to perfectly get all in focus, also I wanted to catch the truck moving on the highway above, so the timing had to line up. Thanks.
 
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Stone,

I liked the tones very much , best edu photographs I have ever seen. I think it was at flickr or rangefinder forum , results were horrible.
When it comes to judging from the JPEGs , your jpeg or my jpeg does not differ , it is electronic file and comes in without loss. I was taking excellent pictures with barnacks and after selling them , I could not adapt to others. All my pictures are bullshit , especially the latest ones.
I cant make art with plastic camera , whatever brand it is. I have xa , nikon , 35s, leica mini 2 and zoom , and everything is horrible. Ah , leica , I think I will say Leica when I am dying , what a lovely camera.