Pulling will have influence on your shadow details - allow more light on the film and shadow detail will increase. Cutting your development time will decrease the contrast of the film. So expose as 50 iso and develop as 50 iso will give you nice soft negatives with good shadow detail. Expose at 50 iso and develop as 125 iso will give you normal contrast negatives with good shadow detail. There is plenty of reading material on this topic. A search on Zone System will lead you to some good info on the web.
This video gives some good Examples/Reasons for Pushing-Pulling film.
I believe he uses a "famous" Ed Weston photo in the pulling arena.
You could probably fast-forward to 8 minutes or so, but that is entirely up to you.
Good Luck
This video gives some good Examples/Reasons for Pushing-Pulling film.
I believe he uses a "famous" Ed Weston photo in the pulling arena.
You could probably fast-forward to 8 minutes or so, but that is entirely up to you.
Good Luck
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I've enjoyed his company a lot! I saw six or seven videos!
A good recommendation for my students!
Thank you very much for the link.