Zonan
Well-known
Chris,
It is Martin Reed, from Silverprint, an APUG Sponsor. Here's the link to his company's website- looks like a very substantial operation, and not one to shoot the bull.
http://www.silverprint.co.uk/
Rick
It is Martin Reed, from Silverprint, an APUG Sponsor. Here's the link to his company's website- looks like a very substantial operation, and not one to shoot the bull.
http://www.silverprint.co.uk/
Rick
Juan Valdenebro
Truth is beauty
The only one that surprises me -a little bit- is the 3200... But both Tri-X and TMax400 push very well, so... And low light pros shoot digital: no reason to keep it going, I guess...
Chriscrawfordphoto
Real Men Shoot Film.
I use Tmax 3200 constantly. I'll switch to Ilford 3200 if its true. Pushed 400 films are merely ok compared to the 3200 films.
Juan Valdenebro
Truth is beauty
I remember when I was a photography student and Delta 3200 came... In the last ten or twelve years I tried it and Tmax 3200 several times, and with different developers, but never felt really happy with any of them... I just couldn't say why... Maybe because of the kind or size of grain (I like Fuji Neopan P1600)... Maybe I just don't need too often to go above 1600 even in low light...
Tim Gray
Well-known
I know not all of you frequent APUG, so I thought this was worth linking too:
message from kodak
FWIW, TMZ is not on the chopping block. Yet. At least officially. Go order some.
message from kodak
FWIW, TMZ is not on the chopping block. Yet. At least officially. Go order some.
venchka
Veteran
My bad!
My bad!
I apologize. I'm the first to try to debunk Internet rumors. I read an earlier post on APUG that misquoted Kodak. Long live Tmax 3200. I'm stocking up. In my limited experience, Tmax 3200 in Xtol 1:3 doesn't display the ginormous grain that I see from other developers or Delta 3200. I do wish it were available in 120.
Once again. Sorry. Tmax 3200 is alive and well.
My bad!
I apologize. I'm the first to try to debunk Internet rumors. I read an earlier post on APUG that misquoted Kodak. Long live Tmax 3200. I'm stocking up. In my limited experience, Tmax 3200 in Xtol 1:3 doesn't display the ginormous grain that I see from other developers or Delta 3200. I do wish it were available in 120.
Once again. Sorry. Tmax 3200 is alive and well.
40oz
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It'd be nice if we could just agree not to repeat rumors.
For starters, when Kodak discontinues something, they announce it ahead of time very publicly. There's no reason to start spreading unconfirmed rumors as if nobody is going to know otherwise.
For starters, when Kodak discontinues something, they announce it ahead of time very publicly. There's no reason to start spreading unconfirmed rumors as if nobody is going to know otherwise.