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

That picture gives me chills just looking at it, austin.

Another shot from my first roll of trying out RPX 100

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Crown Graphic by tuco, on Flickr

Trying a new 10mm extension tube for my 500C/M
CB 60/3.5, RPX 100

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Expired Kodak Developers by tuco, on Flickr

Tuco -- how fun! I have the same film/box, expirey date Oct 1966, but in 31/4 x 41/4.

https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7913/...9835a246_z.jpgGranger, Washington by Austin Granger, on Flickr

(There's fame for you!)

That tree really dominates the house - and that's after it has been trimmed to an inch of its life.

LOL, austin, great find.

More extension tube stuff and RPX 100 first roll
500C/M, CB 60/3.5, RPX 100, Rodinal 1+50


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RPX 100 Test Roll by tuco, on Flickr

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Tuco -- how fun! I have the same film/box, expirey date Oct 1966, but in 31/4 x 41/4.

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Wow that's old too. Yeah fun pictures to do on a rainy day.

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Very nice, what you are posting tells me I need to expand my film horizons and try something different. How are you scanning?

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Thanks. What films do you normally shoot now?
A CoolScan 9000ED

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Originally Posted by jerrybro

I grew up with little yellow boxes and it has been hard to switch. TMY120 and 4x5 mostly these days, TMX in 35mm. I need to look at the offerings coming from EU as they seem to be expanding and getting interesting.

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Okay. If you shoot, say, RPX 25 it will be much different than TMX/TMY. RPX 25 is a long toe film. Its clear film base makes for some deep blacks which is common to a lot of Rollei films. RPX 100, on the other hand, has a lot more base + fog density and so far feels like it has a lot more latitude and perhaps make a good general purpose film. But I need to take it outside for a test spin still.

RPX vs APX? In 25 and 100 ISO?

Thanks.

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Originally Posted by tuco

Okay. If you shoot, say, RPX 25 it will be much different than TMX/TMY. RPX 25 is a long toe film. Its clear film base makes for some deep blacks which is common to a lot of Rollei films. RPX 100, on the other hand, has a lot more base + fog density and so far feels like it has a lot more latitude and perhaps make a good general purpose film. But I need to take it outside for a test spin still.

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