Horizon 202 images after lubrication film rails

[Cor]

A bit later than promised: here are a few images from my last 2 rolls with my Horizon 2020: full story can be found (there was a url link here which no longer exists): I thought I better start a new thread, it's more on topic. The idea was to sparsely lubricate the film rails with Teflon spray to avoid ripping the film sprockets, and I think it works:

First an image from the jammed TMax400 roll:



Paleis van Justitie, Brussel, Belgie

Next to test images, shot on Ilford DeltaMax 400, a film which would otherwise jam, now it did not:



Acmea gebouw, Leiden, Nederland



Heerema Gebouw, Leiden, Nederland

Best,

Cor

 

[gorbas]

Thank you Cor! Looks good! Can you please post more info about Teflon spray you used?

 

[Cor]

It's from a dutch firm (I think), but they do have an English product page:
http://www.kroon-oil.com/en/catalogue/product/761/tefspray-ptfe/1595/

Perhaps you can find something similar,

Cor

Thank you Cor! Looks good! Can you please post more info about Teflon spray you used?

 

[jrb]

Looks good. Happy shooting! Thank's for the testing and information Cor.

 

[europanorama]

A bit later than promised: here are a few images from my last 2 rolls with my Horizon 2020: full story can be found (there was a url link here which no longer exists): I thought I better start a new thread, it's more on topic. The idea was to sparsely lubricate the film rails with Teflon spray to avoid ripping the film sprockets, and I think it works:

First an image from the jammed TMax400 roll:

View attachment 105828

Paleis van Justitie, Brussel, Belgie

Next to test images, shot on Ilford DeltaMax 400, a film which would otherwise jam, now it did not:

View attachment 105829

Acmea gebouw, Leiden, Nederland

View attachment 105830

Heerema Gebouw, Leiden, Nederland

Best,

Cor

great shot-first one.
since i have added dymotape to the rails to have more DOF(see other thread) i have no such problems.
but the jams are inside image.
development is a bit strange/unnatural

 

[yudiandra]

The first one sent me in awe. What a great work that is! n1 man. Thanks for the info anw and those are good examples

Cheers.
Y