Ok been playing with this bulk reel of Kodak UltraTec for a while getting the numbers down and what not. I was supposed to head to a friend's house to give him a ride to work this morning, except I was about an hour two early, so I went downtown nearby and stopped at the Sixth Street Park off of Michigan Ave, in Downtown Grand Rapids. Took a few shots of the historic bridge and some river scenes, the sun was just coming up so I set my Minolta autometer IVf to meter for ISO 6 with 1 second as the base shutter. I would get a result roughly f/8 to half between f/8 and f/11, so most of the shots were done f/8, f/5.6, and f/11 for each scene (metered, over, under). These scans here are of the spot-on metered as the over and under either loss too much details, or had no tones at all in between.
I developed the roll in my unicolor dum, using 130ml of total fluid (4ml HC-110, 126ml water, ie: Dilution B), for about 3 minutes at 68F/20C.
two frame stitched panoramic
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The varnum building down the river
Watered floral *shot at f/5.6, likely still needed more to go
and for fun I did my first positive negative duplication in the bathroom by taking a frame from an existing Neopan 400 negative, taping it to an unexposed UltraTec strip undersafelight, then hitting it with a quick flash of a LED pocket light from about 3 feet away. And developing it under HC-110 Dil.B for 1:30 @ 68F.
I developed the roll in my unicolor dum, using 130ml of total fluid (4ml HC-110, 126ml water, ie: Dilution B), for about 3 minutes at 68F/20C.
two frame stitched panoramic
*Click to Enlarge
The varnum building down the river
Watered floral *shot at f/5.6, likely still needed more to go
and for fun I did my first positive negative duplication in the bathroom by taking a frame from an existing Neopan 400 negative, taping it to an unexposed UltraTec strip undersafelight, then hitting it with a quick flash of a LED pocket light from about 3 feet away. And developing it under HC-110 Dil.B for 1:30 @ 68F.