Epimetheus
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I’m testing a bunch of films to see how they look exposed with my Bessa-R. These are taken with Ultron 35mm. It’s a shame that the beautiful grain of Ilford 3200 gets lost when resizing for web.
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robert blu
quiet photographer
I bought a couple of rolls to try next week in my rolleiflex. After having seen your pics i'll buy a couple also to try in my Bessa ! I like the beetle shot a lot (I was driving one in the '80 !). Did you develop yourself? any suggestion ?
ciao, robert
ciao, robert
Epimetheus
Well-known
I usually develop myself but since I got this new camera I have been shooting so much that I haven’t had time to develop and scan, so I let a photolab to do it. I shot it at 3200 and had it developed as 6400. I don’t know how it should be exposed but that seem to work just fine.
Pherdinand
the snow must go on
in 6x6, the grain is barely visible. Unless you blow it up to large size.
Of course depends on exposure/dev too, but in "normal" conditions, d3200 in 6x6 can be really nice and smooth.
I like that film a lot. But i never shot it pushed. I can process my own now so i will do it soon, at least to 6400 or maybe even 2-3 stops, and dev in xtol.
Of course depends on exposure/dev too, but in "normal" conditions, d3200 in 6x6 can be really nice and smooth.
I like that film a lot. But i never shot it pushed. I can process my own now so i will do it soon, at least to 6400 or maybe even 2-3 stops, and dev in xtol.
Pherdinand
the snow must go on
by the way, did anybody ever tryed todevelop delta3200 in diafine?
Mostly diafine gives an extra stop, but in case of tmax 3200 it actually decreases the speed with more than one stop, so i wonder what it does to delta3200...
Mostly diafine gives an extra stop, but in case of tmax 3200 it actually decreases the speed with more than one stop, so i wonder what it does to delta3200...
goo0h
Well-known
Thanks for sharing. Just recently got a roll to try out in my Bessa.
venchka
Veteran
Nice work.
You're allowed 900 pixels on the long side here at RFF. Your photos were 600 x Something.
You're allowed 900 pixels on the long side here at RFF. Your photos were 600 x Something.
Epimetheus
Well-known
lZr
L&M
Very nice grain. The last 3 are gorgeous
sinetsin
Well-known
i like it so much the grain!i'll try to devalope is as 6400, the maximum i tried was 3200 with a 1600 Neopan (few samples on my RFF gallery)
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/photopost/showgallery.php?cat=500&ppuser=8907
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/photopost/showgallery.php?cat=500&ppuser=8907
kaiyen
local man of mystery
Just a few samples, all in Microphen:
@ 1600:
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/183/442412662_4be44d3ae3.jpg?v=0
@ 6400:
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/204/442411374_2de5232618.jpg?v=0
Oddly enough, I don't have one handy at 3200.
allan
@ 1600:
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/183/442412662_4be44d3ae3.jpg?v=0
@ 6400:
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/204/442411374_2de5232618.jpg?v=0
Oddly enough, I don't have one handy at 3200.
allan
shadowfox
Darkroom printing lives
The VW Beetle "bug eye" shot is my favorite. I can see the grain also
and they are lovely.
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