An enlarged section of the previous post (pic #1).
ISO 80 and stripping gets you a result that is much more controllable.
Printable View
An enlarged section of the previous post (pic #1).
ISO 80 and stripping gets you a result that is much more controllable.
George how do the prints look? Scans look nice.
Workin' on it -- just got back from Indiana -- more to develop and then waiting for evening.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim Fitzgerald
George
Great. Looking forward to the prints!Quote:
Originally Posted by gbogatko
I'm getting scratching (I think from loading, as my film changing bag is too small), and I'm working on my development time (this was about 2.5 minutes in Ilfosol 3 1+9).
It prints better than it scans!
http://www.grahamcase.ca/blog/images/xray001.jpg
...a try on 8x10"
B Fuji 14x17 cut to smaller
out dated film
Aero Ektar 300mm f:2,5
10 sec exposure
Dev:D76 6 min 20°C
I am sure there must be something I do not remember...:)
Looks great to me!
JQuote:
Originally Posted by Miguel Coquis
This is very exciting, well done.
Green latitude exposed with Wratten #12 (minus blue) filter. Pyrocat-hd.
Andrew, fantastic feeling of light in the photograph! Love it.