Back to film. TMY and TX in XTOL. should I try HC-110

[MattKing]

Thanks John.
No filters involved - that was one of those days where it rained first, the sky completely cleared, and there was no wind at all.
It was also shot with a 58mm Koni-Omega lens that I really liked when I had that camera. The camera and I really weren't well suited to each other, so it and the lenses went to another APUGger.

 

[John Wiegerink]

Matt,
That sky looks very good for no filter. The reason I say that is that the sunny side of that shed is pretty high on the scale and the sky stayed right where I figure I would liked to have it stay, but usually doesn't for me.
Yes, the Koni-Omega cameras are different beasts that's for sure. They do do somethings very well and other things just so-so. I used a couple for weddings after I got rid of my Bronica S2A outfit and before I got my Hasselblad 500C. I really liked them for weddings, but for general photo taking not so much. The lenses are some of the sharpest I have ever used. I still have a Rapid M and a 200 body tucked away. The only lenses left are two 90mm's and a 60mm with finder. I too, love the 60mm, which is the same as your 58mm. Hey, maybe I should drag them out for the Delta and TMY2 trial in Xtol-R. Yup, I'll do that and post the results here just for the fun of it. I'll shoot a couple of woodsy shots and a couple of marina scenes as well. Hope I remember how to use the darn things?

 

[MattKing]

John:
That shot was taken early on a summer evening.
The sky was evening sky, whereas the sun on the shed was near sunset light.

 

[John Wiegerink]

John:
That shot was taken early on a summer evening.
The sky was evening sky, whereas the sun on the shed was near sunset light.

Now the light bulb comes on Matt. I was scratching my head a little on that shot, but now that you fill me in on the time of day and light situation it all makes sense.