grobbit
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- Dec 27, 2012
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First four with Micro-Nikkor 3.5/55, last two with Meyer Primagon 4.5/35.
This film is in poor condition, it expired 1986 and has lost some speed and has a high level of base fog. For some unknown reason there is some slight fogging along both edges. When it's developed and fixed, there is a silvery residue that has to be wiped off and the film when dry has a beige colour. It's knackered basically, so I'm quite impressed I managed to get anything from it. I do like the sharpness, lack of grain and orthochromatic rendering.
Souped in Microdol-X diluted 1:3 for 35mins at 28C.
This film is in poor condition, it expired 1986 and has lost some speed and has a high level of base fog. For some unknown reason there is some slight fogging along both edges. When it's developed and fixed, there is a silvery residue that has to be wiped off and the film when dry has a beige colour. It's knackered basically, so I'm quite impressed I managed to get anything from it. I do like the sharpness, lack of grain and orthochromatic rendering.
Souped in Microdol-X diluted 1:3 for 35mins at 28C.