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Kodak Master View 8x10 + Fuji HRT Green X-ray Film + Yellow filter + Ilford ID-11
Ilam, Iran 2014
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Kodak Master View 8x10 + Fuji HRT Green X-ray Film + Yellow filter + Ilford ID-11
Ilam, Iran 2014
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Kodak Master View 8x10 + Fuji HRT Green X-ray Film + Ilford ID-11
Ilam, Iran 2014
Same here, I just develop it more carefully to avoid marks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andrew O'Neill
Tenderobject,
Excellent landscapes. You make good use of the terrain and trees to serve as leading lines that takes the viewer's gaze into the distance. You also have a beautiful area in which to photograph.
Keith
Very nice, tenderobject. Did you shoot with a filter? Your images look like they were shot on conventional film. Good job!
Thank you very much Keith. I think i'm liking the 8x10 format and this film. Still trying to learn how to shoot 8x10 and process the film. It's quite fun!
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Originally Posted by Keith Fleming
Hi Andrew, I did in the second to the last picture i posted. I think putting a yellow filter works and it tame the contrast and would benefit my shots because of the scenery. I will research and try other filters. I have Red, Orange and CPL here which i'm clueless if it would work with the X-ray film.
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Originally Posted by Andrew O'Neill
I wouldn't expect to much when using a red or orange filter as X-ray film is not sensitive to red light.
How about Green or Cpl? Thanks SMBooth
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Originally Posted by SMBooth
I've only tested up to Kodak Wratten #11 (green). Stronger greens will most likely work. I would also stay away from red. I got blank sheets. Light orange may work, but I've never tried it.