Ordered a box of 18x24 Fuji HR-E 30, which it cut down to 9x12. Much easier to work with than the decades old Kodak XDM that I got from my lab.
Ordered a box of 18x24 Fuji HR-E 30, which it cut down to 9x12. Much easier to work with than the decades old Kodak XDM that I got from my lab.
very nice Towolf!!!
Large format stop motion, you don't see that every day.
A puny body weakens the soul.
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Ja, I couldn’t decide on a version. First has the best smoke, second has best exposure, and third has better DoF for texture on the pomegranates in the background. Hence I made a little flipbook.
Nice results Twowolf!
Go to this website, scroll down and take a look at the spectral sensitivity of this particular Chinese X-ray film. When I look at the chart, it appears to be sensitive to UV, and blue, yellow to red, but not to green. They recommend working under a very dark green safelight filter. I would love to check this film out... if it's still available.
http://www.luckyfilm.com/html/produc...165931_91.html
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This was shot on Fuji HR-S x-ray film, rated at ISO 80, using a Sinar P 8x10 camera and a Fujinon 210w lens. Exposure was 16 seconds at f/11. Developed in Kodak Xtol at a dilution of 1:1 for 6 minutes.
apologies for misspelling.Originally Posted by SergeiR
Towolf.
Oh, no problem at all. At work they kept calling me zweiwolf, duowolf, biwolf, doublewolf, etc. Those sysadmins were bored out of their wits I think.
I got bored myself and made a macro abstract (phone preview to test my new 4x5 LED light plate)
Wow!
Oh, no problem at all. At work they kept calling me zweiwolf, duowolf, biwolf, doublewolf, etc. Those sysadmins were bored out of their wits I think.
I got bored myself and made a macro abstract (phone preview to test my new 4x5 LED light plate)
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