Hugo Zhang
30-Sep-2006, 22:12
The last few 9 1/2 x 19 1/2 negatives I developed were heavily fogged. I thought I did not get the film speed right or the film was too old. No, the label on the film canister says 12/2006 and my holders are brand new. I found the problem when I put my head into the bellows and rechecked the camera. Part of the bellows got separated from the front and rear standard. I retaped them tight and this afternoon I went out and exposed two negatives. I have just finished the developing them in Pyro.
Wow! I can't describe the sensation of holding a beautiful 9 1/2 x 19 1/2 sheet of negative in my trembling hands against the light. The huge size and the incredible minute details of everything I ever wanted there! I think I have entered a land of no return. It's such a wonderful feeling.
Oh, Sandy, the 14" Trigor does cover this size and to my naked eyes the edges are as sharp as the center.
Finally, with a wide smile on my face, I want to thank everyone who has helped me on my way into ULF!
Hugo
Wow! I can't describe the sensation of holding a beautiful 9 1/2 x 19 1/2 sheet of negative in my trembling hands against the light. The huge size and the incredible minute details of everything I ever wanted there! I think I have entered a land of no return. It's such a wonderful feeling.
Oh, Sandy, the 14" Trigor does cover this size and to my naked eyes the edges are as sharp as the center.
Finally, with a wide smile on my face, I want to thank everyone who has helped me on my way into ULF!
Hugo