Paper negatives

[T.Chabry]

Very nice! A lot better than my first caffenol paper negative.

[James R. Kyle]

Super happy with the results of developing B&W paper using coffee for the first time ever. Seems as this might be a double exposure with the 2 fluorescent lights going on and something under the bookshop sign. This was shot with my Crown Graphic 4x5 camera using photo paper. I am excited to do it again! This was shot in Harper's Ferry, WV.

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YES! Very good.... (Keep Notes on your progress... The successes and failures.)

[James R. Kyle]

Thank You, Mike ;-)

[T.Chabry]

I took more photos today and again, I forgot my yellow filter so I tried to avoid the sky.


img076 by T. Chabry, on Flickr


img072 by T. Chabry, on Flickr


img071 by T. Chabry, on Flickr

[mmagyar]

One of my first 8x10 pictures on fomaspeed multigrade, 2x 160ws flash

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[James R. Kyle]

I took more photos today and again, I forgot my yellow filter so I tried to avoid the sky.


img076 by T. Chabry, on Flickr


img072 by T. Chabry, on Flickr


img071 by T. Chabry, on Flickr

Looks like what you did worked well.

[T.Chabry]

Yes, I'm not crazy about the puddle one but I'm very happy with the two other photos.

[KyleHarvey]

I've been lurking for quite some time, but this is my first post. Thank you all for your insight and inspiration! Here are my first paper negatives...


Cooke Series II 7.3" f4.5 stopped down to f5.6
"One Mississippi" count in gray sky, late afternoon


Darlot Projection Lens (approx 114mm or so... primitive measurements... maybe f2.9ish)
K3 Wratten No. 9 Yellow Filter
"One Mississippi" count in gray sky, late afternoon


Goerz Apochromat Artar 14" f9 stopped down to f32
K3 Wratten No. 9 Yellow Filter
1 min exposure


*all shots taken on pre-flashed Ilford Multigrade RC Glossy with a Eastman View No. 2 Improved Model 5x7

[ki_]

I especially love the first one, nice shallow DOF.

[KyleHarvey]

Thank you, ki!