like most days, a 12 exposure roll of delta 100 in d76 1+1, exposed in a Leica IIIg and collapsible summicron.
what was the last camera you used, last film and how was it developed
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OM-2n + Zuiko 28mm f/3.5, APX 100 (64), Rodinal 1+50, 30s agitation at every 5th minute for 15 mins. Yet to make contact sheets...
Now I am using the Adox C-Tec Kit C-41. Works good and easy.
Rollei 35 T
Kodak Gold 200
Adox C-Tec Kit C-41, 38°C
Plustek Opticfilm 7300, Vuescan
Rollei 35 T
Kodak Gold 200
Adox C-Tec Kit C-41, 38°C
Plustek Opticfilm 7300, Vuescan
like most days, a 12 exposure roll of delta 100 in d76 1+1, exposed in a Leica IIIg and collapsible summicron.
You nailed that. Well seen and well executed.
Thank you!
I can’t help but try different and unconventional developers, especially paper developers for sheet film.
Crown graphic, 150 5.6, hp5 at 250, developed in Adox Neutol eco 1+19 20c dip and dunk. One sheet for 5:15 and one at 7:00.
The sheet for 7:00 mins is looking like it might print good at grade 3. When I get to printing, I will see how I need to develop next time. Probably a little more time tho, I like to print at grade 2 under a diffusion enlarger.
Crown graphic, 150 5.6, hp5 at 250, developed in Adox Neutol eco 1+19 20c dip and dunk. One sheet for 5:15 and one at 7:00.
The sheet for 7:00 mins is looking like it might print good at grade 3. When I get to printing, I will see how I need to develop next time. Probably a little more time tho, I like to print at grade 2 under a diffusion enlarger.
like most days, a 12 exposure roll of delta 100 in d76 1+1, exposed in a Leica IIIg and collapsible summicron.
Love this. Must be an annex to the mint!
Yep, sounds like Adox adopted the Tetenal formulas, I have had great results with Tetenal E6, I am going to be trying the Adox chemistry for E6 soon.
Great results!
OM-1n + 28mm f/3.5. Exposed two rolls of APX 100 some years ago and I did not even refrigerate them. Today, developed it with Rodinal 1+50 for 17 mins. 10 inversions at the start and 3 inversions at every 5th minute. Its a minimal stand, perhaps giving a gentle shoulder...
There are few more rolls to go in 120 and then I promise myself to do the contact sheets.
There are few more rolls to go in 120 and then I promise myself to do the contact sheets.
Thank you. Yes, Adox made clones of the unavailable Tetenal Kits.
As soon as I will be finished with the C-41 Kit I will give E-6 a try. I still have some Fuji slide films in the freezer. Slide film rocks! Especially in 120.
Leica M5, Fomapan 200, Pyro 510 1:500 45min EMA - 90 sec initial agitation and 10min agitation intervals thereafter.
Wanted to see how a Pyrogallol based developer handles long, low agitation development because PMK cannot do it due to rapid aerial oxidation.
The negatives look a bit low contrast but I have to print or scan to really see how they came out and whether it's worth the effort.
Wanted to see how a Pyrogallol based developer handles long, low agitation development because PMK cannot do it due to rapid aerial oxidation.
The negatives look a bit low contrast but I have to print or scan to really see how they came out and whether it's worth the effort.
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4x5 Tachihara Hope Fiel Camera, Yamasaki 240mm f6.3 Congo-Tele lens, Film Photography Project The Mummy 400, developed at home using a SP-645 Max tank, Kodak HC-110, 1:31, 7:00m at 20° C, 3 min pre-wash, inversion
Kayak Rack (test shot) by Richard Hendrix, on Flickr
Kayak Rack (test shot) by Richard Hendrix, on Flickr
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RB67; Kentmere 400; Pyrocat-HDC 1+1+100. 12:30. 21°C
Nikon F4, 50/1.4AI and 1.8AF, 135/2.8AI, Phoenix 200, lab C41, home DSLR scan (6D, bellows, 50mm enlarger lens) and NLP.
Phoenix (OG, not v2) was rated at EI100, had planned to pull it -1 however it turned out my local lab can't push/pull. That said the highlights mostly held up OK, certainly turned out way better than my first roll shot at box speed.
Phoenix (OG, not v2) was rated at EI100, had planned to pull it -1 however it turned out my local lab can't push/pull. That said the highlights mostly held up OK, certainly turned out way better than my first roll shot at box speed.
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Polaroid Big Shot with 3x4 PlusX exposed via Magicube, developed in 1:1 Instant Mytol in a Jobo for 9 minutes. I got lucky and bought 3 magicubes a few days ago for $5 (actually came with an X35 Instamatic) - one cube had three bulbs blown so I used the last bulb on a portrait. Magicubes are hard to find out in the wild.
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Canham 8x10. X-RAY (Agfa). EI 80. PC-512 1+100.
Leica MP, Tri-X (24 exposure roll I like shorter rolls) 50mm Summicron. XTOL stock. I've yet to print. I love this camera/Lens/film/developer combination 
Developed the film yesterday, need to get printing. Weather has been amazing (good)!
I'm up too late again
Developed the film yesterday, need to get printing. Weather has been amazing (good)!
I'm up too late again
Leica M4, Kodak TMAX 400 (36 exp.), EI 320-400, processed in Clayton F76+, 1 + 9, 7:45 at 24 C.
Processing Note: I surmise that Clayton’s published times for this film, 7:00 at 24 C, is based upon continuous agitation, e.g., JOBO, etc. For small tank processing: I would normally add 15% to 7:00 giving slightly over 8:00, but this tends to “overdo” things (with TMAX films). So I use +10% for this film/developer combination, and I keep the agitation at 8 seconds, invert & twist, per minute.
Processing Note: I surmise that Clayton’s published times for this film, 7:00 at 24 C, is based upon continuous agitation, e.g., JOBO, etc. For small tank processing: I would normally add 15% to 7:00 giving slightly over 8:00, but this tends to “overdo” things (with TMAX films). So I use +10% for this film/developer combination, and I keep the agitation at 8 seconds, invert & twist, per minute.
Currently pushing a roll of TMAX 400 through an M4 with the intention of processing it in Pyrocat 1:1:100, but trying to figure out the correct time ...
Took some rolls in a Pen FV but had to send it back due to a faulty film advance. It's okay, I'll try an original Pen F with the double-action advance next, hopefully the simpler mechanism proves more reliable.
Also did a roll of Kentmere 400 in the Kiev 6C with the 180mm Sonnar and a big 86mm orange filter, trying to get shots of scenes with fluffy clouds.
Also did a roll of Kentmere 400 in the Kiev 6C with the 180mm Sonnar and a big 86mm orange filter, trying to get shots of scenes with fluffy clouds.
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The last film camera I used was an Olympus Pen FT. I would have to check to see what film I have loaded, but I haven't finished the roll yet, and I haven't developed it. I think the camera is loaded with T-Max 100.
4x5 Tachihara Hope Fiel Camera, Film Photography Project Frankenstein 200 loaded in Grafmatic film back , shot @ 200, developed at home using a SP-645 Max tank, Kodak HC-110, 1:63, 9:00m at 20° C, 3 min pre-wash, inversion
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More XRAY (Agfa CP-GU), through yellow, green, and blue filters, respectively, with the Canham, and 180 Fujinon lens (old one that covers 8x10)...PC-512 1+75. Tray developed.
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