Yessiree! Got some 14x17 but my camera needs some repairs first...bellows is stiffer than the drink I poured last night.
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Yessiree! Got some 14x17 but my camera needs some repairs first...bellows is stiffer than the drink I poured last night.
Świetny portret.Quote:
Originally Posted by pasiasty
Ja dziś testowałem nowy film RTG, Fuji UM-MA, jego zaleta, emulsja tylko po jednej stronie. Wstępnie świeciłem 64asa bo tak mi wychodziło na poprzednim filmie Fuji SuperRX więc od tego zacząłem.
Rodinal 1:100, 12 minut w kuwecie przy czerownym świetle. Negatyw wygląda dobrze, zobaczymy...
Pozdrawiam.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Randy Moe
Yes it is a great reference. The other activity you might find valuable is albumen prints or salt printing. This will allow you to print your negatives onto one of the first materials used, it gives awesome results, once again Borut Peterlin gives a very practical demonstration on youtube.
As for the dry plate emulsion, it suggests your plates will be about iso 20-ish, this is within my parameters for using the cap off cap on exposure method. Might be the start of a great thread. I had trouble finding cheese crocks over here and had to import from the US. We do not have everclear here (Australia) either but there is another alcohol product (denatured alcohol) which is a great substitute, and cheap.
The emulsion is a gel, you just get a tablespoon out of your crock, heat it up and pour it onto your plate, will last indefinitely if stored correctly.
I will be doing it around xmas time, will let you know how it goes.
Great and do start a new thread.
Foamcore camera, 0.4mm pinhole, 80deg AOV. Fuji HRT green 18*24cm, processed in Rodinal 100:1 6.5mins. Contact print.
https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3932/...eb890f52_z.jpgWorkshop by francis morrin, on Flickr
https://c2.staticflickr.com/6/5608/1...82040e1c_c.jpg
CP Goerz RP II
Kodak blue 13x18 developed in Rodinal
Slavich Bromportret 80 in Ilford PQ-U
PS. the print is not so sharp as it shown, this is texture of the paper :)
Back to xray, once holders cleared from Arista. I have found that i grew to get results with Xray way better and easier with "regular" Arista.
8x10, Kodak CSG, 1:100 Adonal, 10m rotary
https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5610/...e35fb553_b.jpgScan-141026-0003www by Sergei Rodionov, on Flickr
Yesterday I've took my camera out for first time and here is the result.
https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3941/...e70d4d4e_o.jpg
https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3940/...132a7a9b_o.jpg
xray film shot with a Titan 8x10 pinhole, never used a pinhole camera before let alone with xray film, one thing I like about using xray film is so far there is no reciprocity failure that I have seen even at 22 minutes, I actually taped a 0 filter on the inside trying to control the contrast, it helped a bit, just shooting around the yard.
https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3939/...26680f6e06.jpgtitan and xray 2 by goldenimageworks65, on Flickr