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i just loaded up 10 rolls of delta 100 film onto 10 reels in 2 tanks.
tomorrow i will add some chemicals and make negs!
and eventually i will start scanning some of these negs.
i think i have about 10 rolls of film left to process after this, some of that apx400 i bought.
i have yet to use the mekko 100 yet.
i am waiting on a small light table and hoping that will make choosing negs to scan a bit easier than holding a negative file page up to a light and looking through my big loupe.
joe
tomorrow i will add some chemicals and make negs!
and eventually i will start scanning some of these negs.
i think i have about 10 rolls of film left to process after this, some of that apx400 i bought.
i have yet to use the mekko 100 yet.
i am waiting on a small light table and hoping that will make choosing negs to scan a bit easier than holding a negative file page up to a light and looking through my big loupe.
joe
RayPA
Ignore It (It'll go away)
I just processed 4 rolls tonight, with 9 more in the queue.
rodneyAB
Established
i just scanned a few negatives for the first time ever. coolscan arrived today...gonna take me some time to accomodate to the quirky user interface
i've been trying to develop each roll as it shoots...one at a time
i've been trying to develop each roll as it shoots...one at a time
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i've been trying to develop each roll as it shoots...one at a time...
after every extended procession session i swear this is what i will do but i never follow through.
if i were rich or famous i'd have an assistant
this year my goal is to never have more than 3 rolls on the go that need processing.
joe
after every extended procession session i swear this is what i will do but i never follow through.
if i were rich or famous i'd have an assistant
this year my goal is to never have more than 3 rolls on the go that need processing.
joe
BILLC
Established
Three rolls is what I have waiting, best spend the day in the darkroom.
Bill
Bill
markinlondon
Elmar user
All my film's processed but the printing backlog, aaarrgghh!
amateriat
We're all light!
And so it goes.
I have a sizable backlog of film to soup, a small handful of C41 to hand off to at local lab (that happens today), and I still have my portfolio work to put a rush on.
That's photography for you...never a dull moment for stuff to do.
- Barrett
I have a sizable backlog of film to soup, a small handful of C41 to hand off to at local lab (that happens today), and I still have my portfolio work to put a rush on.
That's photography for you...never a dull moment for stuff to do.
- Barrett
rodneyAB
Established
as of last week, there was no TX400 available locally, so the camera is empty, i hope this situation changes soon, or i'm going to have to order out...
Topdog1
Well-known
back alley said:
Why not just scan the entire page and make a digital contact print?
/Ira
amateriat
We're all light!
You beat me to that one, Ira. This is what I almost always do; the wonderful thing is that, if you have an A3-capable printer or larger, you can create enlarged contact sheets which can be evaluated sans loupe, like a lot of pros did back in the day (although, back then, one needed access to an 8 x 10 enlarger for the task – I worked for a few labs that did). A few clients who insisted on seeing an entire "take", warts n' all, have been impressed when I would bring in a stack of 13 x 19" contact sheets instaed of 8 x 10s.Topdog1 said:
- Barrett
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Topdog1 said:
first off, i don't have a photo printer and it seems a bit much to get one for the small amount of printing i do..
and to be honest the stamp sized pics on a contact sheet are near useless to me. better than a straight neg with a loupe but not by much.
and my flatbed scanner is an antique.
joe