8x10 Kodak CSG, 1:200 rodinal, rotary, 12m
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8x10 Kodak CSG, 1:200 rodinal, rotary, 12m
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What lens Sergei? Something absurdly wide? I like the feeling of space.
120/8 S-A ;) I got it kinda hacked on small copal shutter in T modeQuote:
Originally Posted by mdarnton
Is anyone enlarging 5x4 xray negatives? If so to what size and how would you describe the results?
I have done portraits on Ektascan in 4X5 and enlarged so far to 11X14 (approx.) with very good results. I developed in D-23 and got smooth tones and good highlight rendition. It seems to be a very fine grain film.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shen45
Bill
See post 1973, a scan of the print.
As far as I understand it, it's actually a "t-grain" emulsion so it should be very fine grained.Quote:
Originally Posted by blueribbontea
Exactly; that and single sided with an anti-halation backing makes it a very nice film. The hard part for me was getting good cuts under the safelight with my paper cutter. Once I get that process finessed I will shoot more 4X5 with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by StoneNYC
Bill
It's fun to look how x-ray film handles the red color.
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Carbon print from 18x24 cm green sensitive Kodak x-ray film developed with D-23.
Zeiss Tessar 300/4.5
some pics
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BR/A 8x10" + Pyrocat HD 1:1:100 on Slavich Bromportret developed in Ilford PQ-U 1:9
yup. Colours.
8x10 Kodak CSG, usual rotary, 12m in Adonal 1:200
(green leafs and rose is orange)
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