usagisakana
Established
In a similar vein to recent threads, decided to give developing a go. reasonably happy with the results, but any suggestions would be useful (aside from ones about the dust- i will rescan at some stage when the scanner is clean, but can't be bothered now).
Neopan 400 in ID-11:
Oh forgot to add- it's shot in an "evil" SLR- a zenit 12xp that my dad found in the cupboard.
Neopan 400 in ID-11:
Oh forgot to add- it's shot in an "evil" SLR- a zenit 12xp that my dad found in the cupboard.
Anupam
Well-known
Very nice. And congratulations on your first roll.
It is difficult to tell from these, but be sure you aren't overdeveloping. It increases the contrast and will tend to block up your highlights.
It is difficult to tell from these, but be sure you aren't overdeveloping. It increases the contrast and will tend to block up your highlights.
detzie
Member
Over-developed or not - beautiful results!
payasam
a.k.a. Mukul Dube
Good work. The shot of the tree looks sort of infra-red.
ibcrewin
Ah looky looky
Nice! I like the doll heads and the dog.
In regards to the dust... I have a can of compressed air that I shoot the negs with before I scan them. I feel like it reduces the time I am cloning out dust in PS.
In regards to the dust... I have a can of compressed air that I shoot the negs with before I scan them. I feel like it reduces the time I am cloning out dust in PS.
usagisakana
Established
thanks for the tips, i'm going to try reducing developing time next try.. the hot weather over here in aus shakes things up a bit. if i chill the developer to 19 degrees C, by the time development has finished, it's up to 22 degrees. ah well will experiment and see.