mstevenson
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*smacks self*
I know that this thread is a month old, but thought it might be worth resurrecting at least to save some semblence of face and to provide accurate info.
Ray hit the nail on the head when he mentioned the newton ring on one of the shots. It wasn't a Moire pattern after all (terminoligy mix-up) but newton rings. The film was so curled that in the glassless carrier of the scanner the non-emulsion side was touching and flattening out on the glass causing the abheration.
I have since started using Ilford HP5 Plus which does not curl as bad, but I do get a bit of curl. My apartment has been dry due to the weather, but things are looking up as Spring approaches. I havn't had a chance to develop film since the weather turned and a bit of humidity has entered the air again.. but I should this weekend.
A photog friend is coming in from out of town, and we a rea all celebrating his appearance, so I will be shooting some TMAX 3200 at the bar, likely at 6400, through the Canonet. I will be chomping at the bit to develop it before the weekend is out.
Michael
I know that this thread is a month old, but thought it might be worth resurrecting at least to save some semblence of face and to provide accurate info.
Ray hit the nail on the head when he mentioned the newton ring on one of the shots. It wasn't a Moire pattern after all (terminoligy mix-up) but newton rings. The film was so curled that in the glassless carrier of the scanner the non-emulsion side was touching and flattening out on the glass causing the abheration.
I have since started using Ilford HP5 Plus which does not curl as bad, but I do get a bit of curl. My apartment has been dry due to the weather, but things are looking up as Spring approaches. I havn't had a chance to develop film since the weather turned and a bit of humidity has entered the air again.. but I should this weekend.
A photog friend is coming in from out of town, and we a rea all celebrating his appearance, so I will be shooting some TMAX 3200 at the bar, likely at 6400, through the Canonet. I will be chomping at the bit to develop it before the weekend is out.
Michael