So it was the red light. I developed it it in complete darkness and it turned out ok.
On another note, I developed a piece of Orth Litho 3.0 with the last sheet of xray and it came out blank,...
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So it was the red light. I developed it it in complete darkness and it turned out ok.
On another note, I developed a piece of Orth Litho 3.0 with the last sheet of xray and it came out blank,...
Okay thanks. I mean, would using 1:1 really cause it to be completely washed out like that? I'll try again I guess. The safelight i'm using is a large xmas light. Could that be affecting anything?
Yup thanks.
The film just says "medium speed" but I heard it's around 100 ISO.
Hey all,
I have an 8x10 camera which I've shot a few negatives and it has been a complete failure. I think I'm doing everything right but must have missed something. I've processed 2 negatives at...
Gotcha. Well I'll do some experimenting with your formula and let you know my results. That write up you put together is detailed and just what I was looking for. Thanks again.
Thanks Peter. These shots appear a little grainy and not super sharp. Is that the FOMA, lens, or reversal process?
Appreciate it! Could you recommend hypo mls for ilford delta?
Any way you could share the formula/process you use?
Aside from dr5, is there a loss of sharpness in the reversal process? All the B&W reversals I've seen have been relatively grainy aside from the dr5 stuff.
I know they no longer make an 8x10 but is a 4x5 black and white transparency film still available anywhere?
Ok thanks again Doremus. Can you recommend the sharpest 8 x 10 film that will pick up the most detail? Someone else referred me to X-ray film. What is usually used in process camera work?
Are you saying that it would be possible for a 10x reduction in size with my G-Claron 150mm lens? Like if I wanted to reduce a four-foot-long poster to an 8x10 negative? Or would I need a larger lens...
Are you referring to making the image larger? I'm trying to make the image half its original size. Maybe I'm confused.
I know there are englargers, but is it possible to reduce the size of film negative?
I have a digital artwork that's 7 x 4 inches and I plan on printing it on transparent film at that size. I'm trying to reduce it in size to 3.5 x 2 inches so it fits on a business card. It will be...