https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...83f0aea3_c.jpgOn the Hawthorne Bridge, Portland by Austin Granger, on Flickr
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Nice work.Quote:
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Thank you.
Nice, I agree.Quote:
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Here is a cyanotype made from a 35mm neg. I was going gangbusters with the alt processes then my printer had a problem, followed by a nasty hurricane, then when I finally got around to fixing the problem with the printer it was completely broke. Haven't made an alt print in a year now. Life I guess.
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Very nice! I like the tonality. What paper is this?Quote:
Originally Posted by PRJ
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Yaquina Head Lighthouse point, Newport, Oregon. March 26, 2025
Photographed with the Horizon S3 Pro camera and Ilford Delta 400 film (developed in Rodinal 1:50, 12 minutes) I don't typically use rodinal on any 35mm films, as it renders grain far too coarse, but I was in a hurry and didn't want to fuss with Pyrocat this morning.
See it larger here.
I never liked Delta400(or HP5+) in Rodinal too. I liked medium speed films such as Plus-X, APX100, Fomapan 100 very much though. And Tri-X of course. Even Ilford PAN400.Quote:
Originally Posted by paulbarden
This photo turned out okay, but it doesn't have the characteristics I expect from Delta 400, and the grain is coarse and clumpy, which I hate about Rodinal + fast films. I wish I'd taken the time to prepare Pyrocat HD instead, or even Mytol.Quote:
Originally Posted by notorius