Do you have a source for thus film that massively cheaper than a buck a sheet? Please share! If nothing else, it would make a great light leak tester for my holder, Haven't been able to shoot, so I...
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Do you have a source for thus film that massively cheaper than a buck a sheet? Please share! If nothing else, it would make a great light leak tester for my holder, Haven't been able to shoot, so I...
Here is a spread sheet with lots of information - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1YFPM2J6ADKgZDTbj8MYcyuB5BU1mKmNuWobB6Zp2GlQ/edit?usp=sharing
As a suggestion you can use an incident light meter as in this video at 4:52.
https://youtu.be/4aNysC-X8T0?t=292
From about a thousand messages ago:
In hobby electronics magazines from the 70s thru the 90s had at least one shutter tester/timer every couple of years. Hands On, Popular Electronics, Radio-Electronics, et al for the US. Practical...
I don't know who made it, it was an ebay auction with very little info. One of the guys from The Film Photography Podcast used one. I think Mat was his name. You could try shooting them an email,...
The motor drive 4x5, 50 sheets a minute:
https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3204/2850731519_faf71c971b_o.jpgef36_1 by Michael, on Flickr
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A good jumping off point is my spreadsheet I posted back in #4786
There have been a couple of updates, thanks to those who did. :)
I am looking for a similar thing but for Windows 7. I did find that you don't have to print a full color image, just a nozzle check. Minimal ink usage.
I have a lot of Mortensen books and articles, never saw this technique. Do you know where/when this was published?
Futher testing of the plastic coat/liquid tape and the acrylic paint.
Neither will stick to itself with compression or heat. For the heat I used an iron set to Wool. I was hoping the acrylic...
I have been experimenting with a couple of materials. The base is a black top sheet (not fitted corners, more material).
I have brushed black thinned acrylic paint in several layers. There is...
Thanks
Looks like the bulb may be too warm for the green high speed film. 30 seconds with only minor fogging on the step wedge. I think there is a blue or even an old tungsten black light bulb...
I have tried a couple of times to "print" onto X-ray film and have never had it work. Even a step wedge that wasn't stepping. What type of light source and how much light? Thanks
I used to do...
re: using blue gel to change response
I've done this with chromogenic BW film. The results were a bit more subtle than true blue-only. I used a full CTB gel which has some green/yellow in the...
The only experience I have with laser prints is when making circuit boards. There used to be a spray on light sensitive resist, can't find it any more. I now use silk screen light sensitive mask....
Chewed through thread from where I left off a few years ago. Really nice images in here.
I made a spreadsheet culled from APUG, here, blogs, flickr, and google searches. It is a few years out of...
I was pointed here from flickr.
I have a hand scribbled note for a two part developer. I have all the chemicals (I think), but the note is damaged. I can't find the formula on the web and don't...