Like time shifting people fading as stone remain
Excellent!
Like time shifting people fading as stone remain
Excellent!
Tin Can
There were a lot of people and decided to use ND filter for getting 60s exposure.Originally Posted by Tin Can
Thanks for comment
Another using HDPP. Same development process.
How exactly are you doing the preflash?
Tin Can
I am using two techniques:
- Photo to the sky (when is cloudy), unfocusing as much as possible and compensating -5 steps of light.
- Photo to a white paper sheet, unfocusing as much as possible and compensating -5 steps of light
For this last photo I have used the second one
Thank you!
Tin Can
I read that I should shoot within 1 to 2 hours after pre-flash, and process within 1 to 2 hours after shooting.
Is it true?
-- https://www.shutterbug.com/content/h...format-dpp-one
Chamonix 45N-2, Chamonix 45H-1
Not in my case. Some photos were preflashed one day before and I did not see differences.
I normally process the same day or the day after
Thank you!
Chamonix 45N-2, Chamonix 45H-1
Most important parameters according to my experience:
- To “Calibrate” the boxes with the first photos to see the ISO. In my case ISO 5
- To measure the exposition. In my case I measure the dark part of the photo I need and I send to zone III. No the darker part. The light normally is in zone V. Any error in this part is giving a poor result, because the photo is unique and into the computer is another one
- Development is normal, repeating every time the successful process:
Ilford multi grade 1+9, 3 min
Stop bath with water and Kodak stop bath 1+450, 1 min
Kodak Tmax fixer 1+4, 3.5 min
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