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Your recent stuff has been a lot moodier than usual. Almost into House Hunting territory, I really like it.
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ansel autisms posted:
I'm amazed that the interior light didn't get blown out. Was that room lit by a night light or something?
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Dec 20, 2014 22:27
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If you're using Portra, you can get away with murder if you're handy with masked curve layers.
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Dec 20, 2014 23:02
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I thought that street street sign said "WINDSWEPT HATERS DR" for a second.
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voodoorootbeer posted:I'm amazed that the interior light didn't get blown out. Was that room lit by a night light or something? That was probably a single bulb, nothing else was illuminated in the house. try it with a lime posted:Your recent stuff has been a lot moodier than usual. Almost into House Hunting territory, I really like it. Thanks - I'm trying to go for moody. I feel pretty comfortable composing and now I want to add more emotion.
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Awesome. I'm amazed you didn't get the cops called on you standing out there that long. Then again, a large format camera lends more credibility than a dSLR to the "its art!" argument.
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Todd Hido the Sequel. So I am having an issue with my Nikon F3HP. Once in a while the shutter wont trigger, and meter wont work. Usually this can be rectified by triggering the shutter manually, but not always. The camera has fresh new batteries, so I dont think that it would be it. Any ideas? Anyways, my poo poo, crossposted from landscape thread:  California Dreaming by Stingray of Doom, on Flickr
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Dec 21, 2014 06:56
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Here is some Lomography. Arista Premium and Rodinal 1+100 semi-stand. To be honest, I'm not sure the hazy shittiness of the Lomo goes well with black and white film. img375 img382
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Dec 21, 2014 21:57
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^^^ I like em  Hell yeah I pushed some delta 400 to 800. Why bother with hp5+ then? I like the finer grain. Also are negative wipers useful to get rid of water stains? Even with photoflow I seem to get some.  
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Dec 22, 2014 06:50
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Grimarest posted:^^^ I like em These photos are great. Looks like Delta pushes really well. A lot of people just use their fingers to squeegee off their film while it hangs, which should decrease the chances of water spots. I always wear cotton gloves when I hand-squeegee. I've heard too many horror stories of negative wipers scratching the negative or (I usually hear about this with Fomapan) scraping off chunks of emulsion.
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Use distilled water for your final rinse with photoflo if you're still getting spots.
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Yup. Squeegees scratch your negs, don't use them. Final rinse with distilled water and photoflo is the absolute best way. Dries completely clean.
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We don't have any distilled water in the darkroom but I'll bring some next time. Thanks all for the tip.
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I always use my squeegee, and the only negs I've scratched were scratched from something before it got to the final rinse (probably my inept loading onto the reel). I clean them thoroughly before I use them, of course, and they do a good job at preventing water from beading or dripping on the film.
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I've never used photoflo on my rinses, just distilled water and have never had a problem with spots. Dust from my apartment however is something I can't ever seem to get rid of.
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Ezekiel_980 posted:I've never used photoflo on my rinses, just distilled water and have never had a problem with spots. Dust from my apartment however is something I can't ever seem to get rid of. Steam up a bathroom with the shower and then hang the negs in there. I don't use photoflo either because I never get spots.
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Finally got around to shooting the first of my two rolls of Astia today, looking forward to getting home in a week or two and developing the results. Also American army men get really twitchy and up in your face when you take photos near their dumb, ugly bases, wow. If you're so concerned about people seeing how high your fences are or whatever maybe don't build right on the main road into town?
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Dec 26, 2014 20:38
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big scary monsters posted:Finally got around to shooting the first of my two rolls of Astia today, looking forward to getting home in a week or two and developing the results. 
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Dec 26, 2014 20:47
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Yo film thread, check out my sweet Kodak pin.
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So my mom found another camera that either belonged to my dad or grandfather. It also has a green filter Franke & Heidecke "Rollei - grun". Beyond the sentimental value, is it worth getting cleaned up? Any idea where I could get this cleaned up? All the parts seem in good shape, just a real dusty mess...and probably needs lubing. 
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Dec 28, 2014 01:57
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A quick Google turns up these sample images, which suggest that yes, it's worth getting serviced.
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TheJeffers posted:A quick Google turns up these sample images, which suggest that yes, it's worth getting serviced. Any suggestions on a place where I might get that serviced at? EDIT: Mark Hama is going to do it for me. As well as the Exakta I have, which makes me happy I don't need to send it to Moscow now. vxsarin fucked around with this message at 21:22 on Dec 28, 2014 |
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Dec 28, 2014 18:58
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Did a giant batch of C-41 today and got to see the Pakon F135 scanner in action. Ho-lee poo poo is it ever incredible. It maxes out at 3000x2000 but produces razor sharp scans even if the film is curled to hell. The built in color profiles are also spot-on.    Ignore the vignetting, I was using a DX lens on my F100
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I was in on BANME.sh's dev + scan marathon. Canyon by Winston85, on Flickr  Lynn Canyon by Winston85, on Flickr  Bird Houses by Winston85, on Flickr  Camping by Winston85, on Flickr Mightaswell fucked around with this message at 08:22 on Dec 31, 2014 |
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Dec 31, 2014 08:20
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That first one is awesome. I am glad I didn't botch all of your Portra I love that scanner so much. I am trying to get the color to match using a scan from my flatbed as a comparison, and it's impossible. BANME.sh fucked around with this message at 08:24 on Dec 31, 2014 |
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Dec 31, 2014 08:22
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Mightaswell posted:
gently caress, I love this thread and the medium/large format. You bastards prompted me to ditch my digital gear, and I love you for it.
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Mightaswell posted:I was in on BANME.sh's dev + scan marathon. Very nice.
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Reminder for everyone who received Astia! I haven't received any film yet, so unless your slice is in the mail, please do the following:Yond Cassius posted:1 - Announce yourself and how much of an extension you need. I think six months is a healthy maximum. I'll be sending out PMs and emails later tonight to remind people. If your slice is in the mail, just say so and I'll give you a week or so for it to get here. Mail gets slow around the holidays. Happy New Year, everyone!
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So I'm reading that DELTA3200 is actually basically rated at 1600. Shoot at 1600 but still develop like it's 3200. Looking around flickr that seems to be the way to do it. Anyone have any experience with it?
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Yond Cassius posted:If your slice is in the mail, just say so and I'll give you a week or so for it to get here. Mail gets slow around the holidays. I will be enormously surprised if I'm the only one to have sent you some Astia before the end of 2014. I know, ~GOONS~, but c'mon guys, it's not that hard.
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ExecuDork posted:Dropped mine into a Canada Post box on christmas eve. You should be seeing it soon, even with the holiday slowdown. I've shot mine, I just haven't sent it yet cause I'm lazy af lol
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Yond Cassius posted:Reminder for everyone who received Astia! I haven't received any film yet, so unless your slice is in the mail, please do the following: I'll be sending out PMs and emails later tonight to remind people. If your slice is in the mail, just say so and I'll give you a week or so for it to get here. Mail gets slow around the holidays. Happy New Year, everyone! [/quote] Id like to ask for a 6 month, I'm hoping I wont need that long; I just want the Winter Suck to end so I that their is something other than grey to photograph.
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Pukestain Pal posted:So I'm reading that DELTA3200 is actually basically rated at 1600. Shoot at 1600 but still develop like it's 3200. Looking around flickr that seems to be the way to do it. Anyone have any experience with it? Ive shot it before and I shot at 1600 and that's what it was developed at. You can push to 3200 (or 6400) and develop appropriately. I shot a roll of it in my Olympus Stylus Epic (RIP) and it was really cool: 
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Pukestain Pal posted:So I'm reading that DELTA3200 is actually basically rated at 1600. Shoot at 1600 but still develop like it's 3200. Looking around flickr that seems to be the way to do it. Anyone have any experience with it?  35mm Delta 3200 shot/developed at box speed. I've shot a roll on my GW690 at 6400 and the grain scales very nicely to medium format. burzum karaoke fucked around with this message at 03:35 on Jan 2, 2015 |
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I'm not a fan of Delta 3200, I'd rather push Tri-X or HP5+ to 3200 (or higher) than use it. The grain is bigger and the contrast softer than just cranking up the EI on a 400 speed film. If you aren't a fan of the contracted look you get from a 3 to 4 stop push then Delta is okay, I guess.
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Agreeing with 8th that HP5 pushes a little more organically to 3200. I like Tri-X from 400-1600, but it starts getting a little too messy at 3200.
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