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

[tuco]

Trying out RPX 25. I used Rodinal 1+50 @ 11 min per the box. Over cooked.
I purchased from Freestylephoto.biz where they say, "Anti-curling layer ensures optimum flatness". LOL. The negatives curled up so bad the archive sleeve the negatives are stored in twisted up into a tube. And it was a wrestling match to get a frame into the negative carrier.

GSW690III


Rollei RPX 25 First Roll by tuco, on Flickr

[chassis]

Trying out RPX 25. I used Rodinal 1+50 @ 11 min per the box. Over cooked.
I purchased from Freestylephoto.biz where they say, "Anti-curling layer ensures optimum flatness". LOL. The negatives curled up so bad the archive sleeve the negatives are stored in twisted up into a tube. And it was a wrestling match to get a frame into the negative carrier.

GSW690III


Rollei RPX 25 First Roll by tuco, on Flickr

Excellent result tuco! The surface of the cubic structure to the right is well rendered.

[Corran]

Yeah, nice tones, sharpness, and composition. Too bad about the curl! I can't stand that. I think I have a roll of that a rep gave me to test but I haven't shot it...

I was up in South Carolina a couple of days ago and visited Table Rock State Park. Really nice place, lots of potential. Will need to go again and see more of it.

Here's a shot along Carrick Creek. Taken with my 2x3 Century Graphic, 80mm f/2.8 Xenotar, on Acros 100 dev'd in Pyrocat:



This lens isn't supposed to cover 6x9 but...seems to okay.

[Peter De Smidt]

Looks good, Bryan.

[Corran]

Thanks Peter!

[austin granger]

Hi!

My little one ;-)
Cheers!
Antonio

Beautiful picture Antonio, and one that is sure to be a family treasure.

[Pali K]

Beautiful work as always Austin, Antonio, Bryan, and Tuco!

Pali

[austin granger]

Trying out RPX 25. I used Rodinal 1+50 @ 11 min per the box. Over cooked.
I purchased from Freestylephoto.biz where they say, "Anti-curling layer ensures optimum flatness". LOL. The negatives curled up so bad the archive sleeve the negatives are stored in twisted up into a tube. And it was a wrestling match to get a frame into the negative carrier.

Cool photo Tuco. It looks blazingly sharp. Sorry about the curling. Sometimes I have to squash my sleeved negatives (usually FP4) under a heavy book for a couple of days to flatten them.

[austin granger]

Thanks Pali!
Here's one from a recent hike. I was cursing myself for carrying two film cameras, a tripod, and a can of wine up there (along with more essential stuff) but I like the way this one turned out:

Mount Thielsen, Oregon by Austin Granger, on Flickr

[tuco]

Thanks, you guys. Like the other Rollei film's I've tried, it will flatten out more with time but much too long of a time to be practical for me.
Bryan, that Xenotar is serving you well. And I dig that shot, Austin.