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An old photo I took at Mersing, MY decades ago (sorry!). How I wish I shot it with an Xpan :)
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Leica M6/35mm Summicron v4. Kodak TX (very poorly developed hence the bad IQ).
 
yossi said:
An old photo I took at Mersing, MY decades ago (sorry!). How I wish I shot it with an Xpan :)
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Leica M6/35mm Summicron v4. Kodak TX (very poorly developed hence the bad IQ).
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That is a marvelous picture. Your technical reservations aside, it proves that content is everything.


I am curious though, what developer did you use? I did a ton of testing over the past several years with different developers and methods of film development and found that 35mm Tri-X seems to do best in D-76 1:1 for 8-ish minutes.
 
Li-chu Village, Taitung County, southern Taiwan

( interestingly the License plate reads, PVM802 'Taiwan Province'...as if China has taken over Taiwan...)


Photo by Taipei-metro

Canon EOS AF 10S,
Sigma EF 28-105mm Full frame Lens made in Japan
Fuji XTra 400 printfilm
 
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chuckroast said:
That is a marvelous picture. Your technical reservations aside, it proves that content is everything.


I am curious though, what developer did you use? I did a ton of testing over the past several years with different developers and methods of film development and found that 35mm Tri-X seems to do best in D-76 1:1 for 8-ish minutes.
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@chuckroast - Thank you.

The film was developed either in D23 or D76 (most likely). No problem with either one, but the film was over-developed.
 
in an Aboriginal Village,

Tuban Village, Taitung County, southern Taiwan 台東県 土坂

( i used the Kawabata Yasunari's 川端 康成 approach, i don't ask what She's smoking...)


Photo by Taipei-metro

Canon EOS SLR AF 10S,
Sigma EF 28-105 Fullframe Lens,
Fuji XTra 400 film made in Japan
 
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