Galaxy Paper

**jamiehughes** · 15-Jul-2016, 06:19

Thank you, I believe that may be the case, the iso 120 is fabulous but just does not work my pinhole. Reciprocity maybe? oh well, last night i did a couple more test sheets and got a better result, I metered for iso 120, 4 minutes so i tripled the exposure and shot for 12 min. I did get a better image but still a little dark. tonight i will multiply by 5 and see what happens, should be metering around 25 or so.

**jamiehughes** · 20-Jul-2016, 06:28

here is the latest from my testing

**jamiehughes** · 20-Jul-2016, 06:28

50 minute exposure, homemade coffee tin at f208.

**jamiehughes** · 20-Jul-2016, 06:35

here is something i thought may work. I have a Polaroid minute maker plus SE that i scored at GW for 4.00, ran handful of packfilm through it and she works perfect. I shoved a piece of the galaxy paper in, latched the door and went out side for a shot. Googled and found maybe works at f9.2 or something like that, I set the light/dark knob to normal, set the focus to 3.5, handheld as best i could, and here is what came out

**jamiehughes** · 20-Jul-2016, 06:40

I have 3 shots lined up for the ride home today, one in the ilford obscura, one in the coffee tin and one in the polaroid. there is a nice field of trees and a stump on my way home, I'm going to stop by and shoot all the same scene and see what happens.

**jnantz** · 20-Jul-2016, 07:13

fun stuff jamie !
thanks for posting images to this thread
with the paper + process !

i hope you don't mind me living vicariously through you for a few posts

john

**Rael** · 13-Aug-2016, 08:48

I have an unopened packet of this in 5x7 if anyone is interested in playing around with it. I bought it not knowing the full process -- I thought it was like the Harman. Free if you pick up shipping.