fishtek
Don
Took my Bessa R on a transatlantic crossing. There are a handful of pictures from the trip in my gallery.
I rated the film at 175 (or whatever the 2nd click above the "100" dial marker is on the ISO wheel...) and exposed as meter dictated. Cloudy-bright most of the time, highlights easily blown.
The film was developed in FG-7 for 8 minutes at 68 degrees, two inversions each minute.
the Arista experiment continues...
Regards!
Don
I rated the film at 175 (or whatever the 2nd click above the "100" dial marker is on the ISO wheel...) and exposed as meter dictated. Cloudy-bright most of the time, highlights easily blown.
The film was developed in FG-7 for 8 minutes at 68 degrees, two inversions each minute.
the Arista experiment continues...
Regards!
Don
charjohncarter
Veteran
Don, nice trip, looks like fun. I haven't noticed that you have been shooting AEU 100 at 175 before. When I used it at box speed I got blown highlights. But then I was developing HC-110.
fishtek
Don
Hi!
I wasn't shooting at 175 previously....just thought that the last roll was a bit "off" at 125, so wanted to see what would happen if I "upped" the exposure value. I also added a minute to the tank time, which might have been counter-productive to jumping to 175. The experiment continues...
See ya!
Don
I wasn't shooting at 175 previously....just thought that the last roll was a bit "off" at 125, so wanted to see what would happen if I "upped" the exposure value. I also added a minute to the tank time, which might have been counter-productive to jumping to 175. The experiment continues...
See ya!
Don