why no TMAX 25?

[Xmas]

Slow-25ASA-ultra fine grain film.... I mean, doesn't HAVE to be T-grained does it? And for that matter wasn't TechPan experimental T-grain anyway? Or am I wrong (which I am often).

Anyway it's all in fun, the whole thread is silly anyway, why ask for Tmax25 when there's plenty of wonderful PanF+ out there from Ilford

See
http://unblinkingeye.com/Articles/E5369/e5369.html

 

[Xmas]

Where did BetterSense go?

The trolls frightened her away

 

[AgX]

Modern day photographers really have become a bunch of whimps. Can't handhold a camera with 25 ISO Film pffft.

I try to hold any camera, from Pocket to SLR, as steady as possible. Actually every different camerac design needs it's own way way of holding. So one schould train a bit with a camera new to oneself. But looking around at people taking photographs rarely ever someone tries to to stabilize a camera with his body. Cameras without an eysight make this difficult, if feasable at all. People seem to have forgotten camera holding by that.

 

[chip j]

And let your breath out slowly, like shooting a rifle.

 

[Roger Cole]

Deep but not excessive inhalation, then slowly exhale 1/2 and hold as you squeeze the trigger was what I was taught in shooting and it seems to work well for cameras too.


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[cjbecker]

Deep but not excessive inhalation, then slowly exhale 1/2 and hold as you squeeze the trigger was what I was taught in shooting and it seems to work well for cameras too.

Exact same thing I do, Holding the camera chest level with a WLF, I look up at the subject to relax the rest of my body, prerelease the mirror and then shoot. All while doing the breathing exercises. All happens in a sec or two.

 

[Roger Cole]

WLF also offers the chance to use a neck strap to real advantage - pulling down to tension it somewhat.


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[chip j]

Deep but not excessive inhalation, then slowly exhale 1/2 and hold as you squeeze the trigger was what I was taught in shooting and it seems to work well for cameras too.


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Thanks for jogging my memory, that is exactly right.

 

[Curt]

Panatomic-X in sheet film and roll film. Use a tripod.