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El Capitan Meadow, Yosemite National Park
8x10 platinum/palladium print
 

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Savage Falls from close to a decade ago. Savage Gulf State Park, TN. 5dmkii, unsure of lens.
 
Greeter Falls from just shy of a decade ago, Savage Gulf State Park, TN. 5dmkii and 17-40L or 24-105L
 
Leica CL, 40/2 cron, TriX, handheld at probably 1/20 or 1/15th. 9 years ago (I remember, because I got SUPER sick that night and a week later ended up in the hospital for 4 days and sick for 3 weeks total).
Savage Gulf State Park, above Savage Falls, TN.

 
The situation was such that I had a bag over my camera, and I had to continuously wipe the rain off my lens filter, stop and take the picture as quickly as possible.

Fujica G690, 50mm f5.6, Provia 100F, 80A filter

 
Tumbles said:
The situation was such that I had a bag over my camera, and I had to continuously wipe the rain off my lens filter, stop and take the picture as quickly as possible.

Fujica G690, 50mm f5.6, Provia 100F, 80A filter

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Hmm, interesting. Is that shadow clipping I see on the tree, a conversion/scanning artifact?
 
Winter around here comes with low light (EV7 @100) and "permaovercast" - not very inspiring, but good time to test some film reversal. The thinking being - if I can nail (exposure, reversal) a snowy scene, I should have zero problems in less challenging lighting conditions.

So... I tested Fomapan R 100 at various EI and with Ilford Reversal Processing, will probably make a longer post in-detail about it some time later.
This shot comes from attempting reversal at box speed, and I think I nailed it!


Fomapan R 100 in PQ Universal by Ivo Stunga, on Flickr
 
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Hmm, interesting. Is that shadow clipping I see on the tree, a conversion/scanning artifact?
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This is what the scanner software produced with the default settings. I just decided to go with it. There's details in the shadows if I boost them.
 
Ivo Stunga said:
0EV and needs some hypo to clear highlights:
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A couple of questions:
1) Do you get a clear leader? I'm asking because I had cases of rehalogenation with permanganate bleach.
2) How much do you adjust for reciprocity?
 
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