MF (6x4.5,6x6,6x7,6x9,6x12) B&W film images sharing

[jp]

Tuco, love the photo of the kids on the circle. Boiler; I like the shovel photo.

Spring is here, but I still have a backlog of late winter work.


img670 by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr

[Martin Aislabie]

[IMG]Coal Stage, Didcot Railway Centre by Alasdair Matthews, on Flickr[/IMG]

This is fabulous - great control of the lower tones.

Martin

[tuco]

Tuco, love the photo of the kids on the circle.

Thanks.
I admire that you have a backlog. I haven't been out with any of my cameras all winter or most of spring.

[Norway]

I can share a waterfall too! Hasselblad with 80mm. The film is Acros 100.


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[HiHoSilver]

Tuco - killer shot of the kids at the vineyard.

BoilerBasher - masterful treatment of the coal station. 'Really well done.

[cbella]

The Pentax spot meter was showing 8 for some mossy areas. Putting the moss on Zone III, I gave around 5 - 10 sec exposures. I didn't write them down because it was starting to rain. The Rollei film tended toward overexposure, so my mossy readings badly under-measured the infrared contribution from the shadows. That's not surprising. Also, I was bracketing exposures to the long side considering the recommended reciprocity corrections, and I think that didn't help (1/2 stop at 2 sec and 1 stop at 8 sec). I got these prints from the least exposed of each location.

Well it sure worked out pretty well for those specific shots.

[Corran]

Sun setting behind Ingalls Shipbuilding in Pascagoula, MS. First try with Ilford SFX film given to me by a rep a couple of months ago that I've been meaning to shoot.

Pentax 67ii, 55mm f/4, R72 IR filter + 2-stop GND filter, Ilford SFX dev'd in XTOL 1:1 for 9 minutes



I like this film but the film is covered with spots. I had this issue with Pan F+ some time ago so stopped shooting it. Kind of disappointed, and I am sure it's not my processing. This film was fresh from Ilford. I'll buy a few more and see if it happens again, then I'm out if it does. Here's the issue:

[David Schaller]

Sun setting behind Ingalls Shipbuilding in Pascagoula, MS. First try with Ilford SFX film given to me by a rep a couple of months ago that I've been meaning to shoot.

Pentax 67ii, 55mm f/4, R72 IR filter + 2-stop GND filter, Ilford SFX dev'd in XTOL 1:1 for 9 minutes



I like this film but the film is covered with spots. I had this issue with Pan F+ some time ago so stopped shooting it. Kind of disappointed, and I am sure it's not my processing. This film was fresh from Ilford. I'll buy a few more and see if it happens again, then I'm out if it does. Here's the issue:

I had that issue with Pan F last year. I thought it might be that the film got overheated sitting in a delivery truck, but I don't know.

[interneg]

I like this film but the film is covered with spots. I had this issue with Pan F+ some time ago so stopped shooting it. Kind of disappointed, and I am sure it's not my processing. This film was fresh from Ilford. I'll buy a few more and see if it happens again, then I'm out if it does.

High humidity & heat causing the gelatin to swell & making backing paper fibres get stuck to the film? Write to Ilford's QC dept. & see what they say - they'll also likely replace your film.

[gregmo]

Sun setting behind Ingalls Shipbuilding in Pascagoula, MS. First try with Ilford SFX film given to me by a rep a couple of months ago that I've been meaning to shoot.

Pentax 67ii, 55mm f/4, R72 IR filter + 2-stop GND filter, Ilford SFX dev'd in XTOL 1:1 for 9 minutes



I like this film but the film is covered with spots. I had this issue with Pan F+ some time ago so stopped shooting it. Kind of disappointed, and I am sure it's not my processing. This film was fresh from Ilford. I'll buy a few more and see if it happens again, then I'm out if it does.

I had the exact same issue with a few rolls of PanF 50. All purchased thru B&H with batch number 31APN1C01/02 July 2018. I have a few rolls of a more recent batch, but I have yet to shoot them. Not sure if the problem is still happening.