For many the real aim is to attract the best babes.
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For many the real aim is to attract the best babes.
I agree that the above post is likely the problem, but it can also happen if your lens plane is out of parallel to the negative stage. If this is a problem, your lens may not have sufficient...
Chris:
Could do,could do, but I suspect these Kenworth purists would pop an airbrake at the idea of enlarged images. "No," they'd likely sniff, "I prefer Azo & contact prints."
Chris:
Why monkey around with kiddie pools when you could use a cement truck as a kind of Jobo unit?
Ok: I'm in a quarrelsome mood & figure my philosophical rantings are as valid as the next guys.
I think A.A. had it wrong with his famous "the negative is the score, the print is the...
The toning of negatives is especially useful as a replacement for +1 expanded development. Instead of developing to +1, (which can result in unwanted grain in small format negatives intended for...
Dave:
Out of fascination, can you remember what the length of exposure was under "sunny 16" conditions?
The high frequency sound producing devices don't work.
There is no question but that light fall-off toward the edges is a fact of enlarging. But is it not equally true that the same phenomenon occurs in the camera? If so, the "thinner" densities of ...
Hello all:
I've been working with T max 100 film for a while now & have 2 questions to put to experienced users:
1. It appears to me that the traditional advice about using yellow filtration to...
All of the things you mention can have an effect... why don't you describe your experience with particular working methods & give everyone a better sense of what may be troubling you.
Thankyou all so much for your thoughtful responses. This is a fantastic site and without question, the contributions are more informed than any other net based resource.
As a relative newcomer to zone system control of exposure & development I've tri ed, rather incompletely, to understand the strong emphasis placed on making nega tives that will have a range of...
Your use of the filters described will definitely make a difference, but it's also useful to observe that "Ansel Adams skies" are very much part of the world he photographed. High altitude (less...
Yellow filters lower blue values, as you mention. Shadow light contains a significant proportion of blue reflected light and so will definitely result in lowered negative densities where a yellow ...
Bob:
I'm very interested in your adjusted figures. They don't correspond at all to the Kodak supplied data & I'm wondering what kind of testing underlies these numbers.
ernie