pismo923
Established
I have been shooting a bit of Kentmere 100 and generally have been pleased. So far I have developed in Ilfosol 3, DD-X and lately Blazinal (Rodinal). To me it looks good in all three but I have been very happy with Blazinal. It gives nice tones and an old school look which I like. The quality vs cost per roll to shoot and develop is hard to beat.
What has given you the results you like?
What has given you the results you like?
xayraa33
rangefinder user and fancier
If you shooting it in the 35mm format, can you please show us some sample photos shot on Kentmere 100?
johnf04
Well-known
The 1st photo was taken on Agfa APX100, the second on Kentmere 100, both developed in Rodinal 1:50. The cameras were 2 antiques, a Yashica Pentamatic, and an Agfaflex IV.
Note - edited to correct film description.
Note - edited to correct film description.
johnf04
Well-known
Another, taken on Kentmere 100, developed as above, with a Petri 7s rangefinder camera.
pismo923
Established
I can not seem to be able to post inline photos. What gives?
johnf04
Well-known
You need to post them to somewhere like Photobucket, and post the "IMG" link here.
Ko.Fe.
Lenses 35/21 Gears 46/20
Since it is another thread on same Kentmere film within short amount of time, I'll toss the link to Kentmere 100 examples on my Flickr.
HC-100 is the best, X-TOL is OK, Rodinal ... so-so.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/kf095/tags/kentmere100/
HC-100 is the best, X-TOL is OK, Rodinal ... so-so.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/kf095/tags/kentmere100/
johnf04
Well-known
Once my bottle of Rodinal is finished (which won't be for a while, using 13ml of developer at 1:50, to do 2 films at a time) I'll have to find another developer - and all I can see easily available here (New Zealand) is the Ilford range.
gb hill
Veteran
Join flickr then you can copy & paste the size bbcode you need to post here or you can resize them within what the rff gallery allows & copy & paste image. It's pretty easy for me that way.
As for Kentmere 100 I've been buying up a good bit but haven't shot any yet. Want to shoot up my Arista EDU films first. Perceptol by Ilford is my fav. developer for slow films. If you like a fine grain that would be a good developer to try. It's a tad expensive but good on that roll of film you find special.
Mark C
Well-known
I've shot a lot of it over the last few years and find it works well in about everything I've tried. Xtol and Acufine were my main developers for it until recently when I started using up some old R09 (Rodinal). I was surprised how nice the negatives look in the Rodinal, even the 400 version. Surprisingly fine grain and full emulsion speed. I haven't darkroom printed any from that developer yet, but they scan fine.
Jon Buffington
Member
ID-11/D76, canon a1, 28/2.5 vivitar
hc-110 dil h, above combo but with canon 35/2 chrome nose
hc-110 dil h, above combo but with canon 35/2 chrome nose
clcolucci58
Established
Very, very nice photographs gent's. Have not tried Kentmere but perhaps I should.
Regards
Chris
Regards
Chris