Thanks, at the weekend I'll try it.
4x5 B&J Orbit monorail, 210mm Hugo Meyer Doppel-Anastigmat, Ektascan B/RA at EI 80, HC-110 1:63 @ 68°F for 5 minutes (rotary).
Jonathan
Thanks, David. I'm being serious when I say that I feel like sloppily painting a few pieces of plywood and leaving them out in the elements all winter just so I'll have some new photo projects come next summer.
I have not yet tested the Ektascan for reciprocity but that's next on my list. The exposure time for the image above was around a half second (by hand) and there were no issues with the negative. I don't have a densitometer so my "testing" amounts to visual inspection and/or checking the pre-scan histogram. It's pretty easy to tell if I've lost my shadow detail just by looking at the negative on a light box. I'll be sure to report back any reciprocity data I manage to sort out.
Jonathan
Thanks Jonathan,
I should just get some myself and do some testing, since it is so inexpensive per sheet. I will try that.
Dave
Kanga, If your lucky enough to have tanks, use them, it's the safest method to avoid scratches. Sergi is right all the information is in this thread.... good luck.
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